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Ground-breaking for major project in Brighton

Summary by Quinte News
Ground will officially be broken Friday (July 25) for a new long-term care home in Brighton. The Minister of Long-Term Care Natalia Kusendova-Bashta will join MPP David Piccini, Mayor Brian Ostrander and council and others for a noon hour ceremony on Georgina Street. That will be where a 4 storey 256 bed long-term care home will be built. The home will owned and operated by OMNI Quality Living Ltd.
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Ground-breaking for major project in Brighton

Ground will officially be broken Friday (July 25) for a new long-term care home in Brighton. The Minister of Long-Term Care Natalia Kusendova-Bashta will join MPP David Piccini, Mayor Brian Ostrander and council and others for a noon hour ceremony on Georgina Street. That will be where a 4 storey 256 bed long-term care home will be built. The home will owned and operated by OMNI Quality Living Ltd.

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Quinte News broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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