WHITBY — The Ontario government is delivering on its plan to protect the province’s long-term care system by investing more than $26 million in programs that will train nearly 3,000 new long-term care staff, support professional development and enhance the care residents receive, while giving students the opportunity to study and work in their home communities. "Our government continues to make historic investments to train more staff in long-term care," said Natalia Kusendov

TORONTO – As part of the government’s plan to protect Ontario and strengthen its economic resilience, on January 1, the province is bringing into force historic labour mobility and free-trade regulations that break down interprovincial barriers for workers and businesses and help employers access the skilled Canadian workers they need sooner. These historic changes are part of the government’s plan to support Ontario and Canadian workers and build a unified Canadian workforce

On December 22, Stephen Lecce, MPP for King—Vaughan, visited Villa Giardino with panettone for everyone, just three days ahead of Christmas day—welcoming great Christmas spirit.    "Going strong on the #NonnasForLecce Christmas tour with the amazing seniors from Villa Giardino." said MPP Lecce. "It does not get better than this—sharing coffee, panettone, laughter and stories with these good people. Buon Natale e felice anno nuovo!"