Government of Ontario releases new standards to speed long-term care home construction
Ontario released an updated long-term care design manual and catalogue to accelerate builds, supporting a plan for 58,000 new and upgraded beds.
Ontario PNP desk 1 min read
Ontario released an updated long-term care design manual and catalogue to accelerate builds, supporting a plan for 58,000 new and upgraded beds.
For newcomers, students, workers, employers and families, Ontario’s updated long‑term care designs mean faster builds, clearer standards, better accessibility and dementia care, more beds close to home, and job growth as projects advance.
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