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Ontario Government Announces Construction of 224-Bed Long-Term Care Home in Courtice

Justin Barber

23 Apr 2025

The Ontario government has announced that construction has begun on Glen Hill Gardens, a new long-term care home in Courtice. The facility will provide 224 beds and is intended to increase the available long-term care spaces in the area.

The announcement detailing the start of construction was made on Friday at the site of the new home. Glen Hill Gardens is planned as a response to the need for more long-term care capacity in Courtice, according to the Ontario government.

No details about the projected completion date or additional project specifics were included in the government's statement.

All information in this article is based on an official announcement from the Ontario government.

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