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Toll COVID-19 took on Quebec long-term care homes

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“The ones who ultimately paid the biggest price,” said Montreal lawyer Patrick Martin-Ménard, on seniors living in Quebec’s long-term care homes during the first waves of the pandemic, as a class-action lawsuit is ongoing. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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