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Under fire: The licence of the privately owned Country Place nursing home in Richmond Hill was suspended yesterday and the provincial government will operate it for six months
Under fire: The licence of the privately owned Country Place nursing home in Richmond Hill was suspended yesterday and the provincial government will operate it for six months

Under fire: The licence of the privately owned Country Place nursing home in Richmond Hill was suspended yesterday and the provincial government will operate it for six months

Date2/16/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Under fire: The licence of the privately owned Country Place nursing home in Richmond Hill was suspended yesterday and the provincial government will operate it for six months.
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Richmond Hill
Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0008475F
One-storey nursing home stretching behind John Fedyna is the first part of a four-stage retirement complex he is building on 16 acres in Richmond Hill(...)
One-storey nursing home stretching behind John Fedyna is the first part of a four-stage retirement complex he is building on 16 acres in Richmond Hill(...)
3/24/1975
May be sold: Picturesque sign marks entrance to the nursing home at Richmond Hill
May be sold: Picturesque sign marks entrance to the nursing home at Richmond Hill
2/16/1987
Women residents enjoy the early spring sunshine in the living-room of Country Place nursing home
Women residents enjoy the early spring sunshine in the living-room of Country Place nursing home
3/21/1975
Doomed home: The director of the Armstrong Nursing Home fears that some of its 27 patients may die because they will be uprooted and moved to strange surroundings when the home closes
Doomed home: The director of the Armstrong Nursing Home fears that some of its 27 patients may die because they will be uprooted and moved to strange surroundings when the home closes
12/2/1981
Dining Rooms at the nursing home are decorated with bright colors
Dining Rooms at the nursing home are decorated with bright colors
10/27/1971
Who cares for her? Five provincial ministries and municipal governments, working with 16 pieces of legislation and 25 different programs, administer Ontario's care for the elderly
Who cares for her? Five provincial ministries and municipal governments, working with 16 pieces of legislation and 25 different programs, administer Ontario's care for the elderly
2/26/1982
Image shows Ontario Odd Fellows home with a lot of lawn space at the front and some trees aroun ...
Ontario Odd Fellows Home, Davenport Road, north side, between Bracondale Hill Road & Winona Drive, Toronto, Ontario
1931
New hope: Nurse Venita Lovelace and Irene Hill, a resident of Greenacres, stroll on the lawn of the home for the aged that was deemed the worst in Metro three years ago
New hope: Nurse Venita Lovelace and Irene Hill, a resident of Greenacres, stroll on the lawn of the home for the aged that was deemed the worst in Metro three years ago
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Home sweet home: Shown at the Hesperus Fellowship Community are Susan Samila (left), Gordon, Grace, Anjelika and young Gregory Farrants
Home sweet home: Shown at the Hesperus Fellowship Community are Susan Samila (left), Gordon, Grace, Anjelika and young Gregory Farrants
9/15/1987
Greenacres: In November, complaints about care at Greenacres home for the aged by Local 79, Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents staff at the Metro home, raised a furor
Greenacres: In November, complaints about care at Greenacres home for the aged by Local 79, Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents staff at the Metro home, raised a furor
3/5/1982
Greenacres: In November, complaints about care at Greenacres home for the aged by Local 79, Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents staff at the Metro home, raised a furor
Greenacres: In November, complaints about care at Greenacres home for the aged by Local 79, Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents staff at the Metro home, raised a furor
3/5/1982
Annual report of the Toronto Industrial Refuge and Aged Woman's Home
Annual report of the Toronto Industrial Refuge and Aged Woman's Home
1897-10