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Health Coalition Vows to Continue the Fight to Protect the Rights of the Elderly

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In a press conference on March 13th, the Ontario Health Coalition responded to court rulings in two cases impacting thousands of elderly hospital patients and long-term care residents in Ontario. The first case, known as the Bill 7 Charter Challenge, was brought by the Ontario Health Coalition and the Advocacy…
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Health Coalition Vows to Continue the Fight to Protect the Rights of the Elderly

In a press conference on March 13th, the Ontario Health Coalition responded to court rulings in two cases impacting thousands of elderly hospital patients and long-term care residents in Ontario. The first case, known as the Bill 7 Charter Challenge, was brought by the Ontario Health Coalition and the Advocacy…

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