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Newsroom Ready: Feds investing $22 million to improve services for residents of long-term care homes in N.B.
Newsroom Ready: Feds investing $22 million to improve services for residents of long-term care homes in N.B.
Newsroom Ready: Feds investing $22 million to improve services for residents of long-term care homes in N.B.
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Newsroom Ready: Feds investing $22 million to improve services for residents of long-term care homes in N.B. 
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The Canadian Press
Unique identifier: CP154903359 
Legacy Identifier: r_Trudeau-NB-Care-Homes20220419T1755 
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Create Date: 4/19/2022 5:55:00 PM 
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long-term care homes
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Safe Long-Term Care Fund
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