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“Enough Suffering, Care Can’t Wait” day of action in Ontario

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“Enough Suffering, Care Can’t Wait” day of action in Ontario

September 29, 2021
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The Ontario Health Coalition and local coalitions are organizing demonstrations across the province on Monday October 4, 12 p.m.

CROSS-ONTARIO LONG-TERM CARE PROTESTS

Enough Suffering, Care Can’t Wait

As the Ontario Legislature opens on October 4, let’s set the message for the next session.

No more broken promises. No more substandard care. We demand real action now!

In Toronto the event will be at Queen’s Park outside the Main Legislative Building at 12 PM. There will be many speakers, including Natalie Mehra of the Ontario Health Coalition and Steve Staples of the Canadian Health Coalition.

A complete list of events across Ontario can be found at www.ontariohealthcoalition.ca

EVENT: Let’s Make it HUGE: Cross-Province on October 4, 12 pm RISE UP for LTC!

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