Year: 2019

Investment will expand access to child care spaces at Cobblestone Elementary School and Banbury Heights School NEWS November 24, 2021 BRANTFORD—The Ontario government is investing $4.4 million to create 64 new child care spaces each at Cobblestone Elementary and Banbury Heights School to help working families in Brantford and Paris. This investment, announced by Will

Fall Economic Statement Supports Communities Across Ontario NEWS November 4, 2021 TORONTO – The 2021 Ontario Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review: Build Ontario lays out how the government will build the foundation for Ontario’s recovery and prosperity by getting shovels in the ground on critical infrastructure, attracting increased investment, and restoring leadership in auto manufacturing

Program provides care for seniors waiting for a long-term care bed NEWS October 22, 2021 BRANTFORD – The Ontario government is expanding the province’s Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care program to Six Nations Paramedics Service. This program, which is fully funded by the provincial government and already operational across 33 Ontario communities, is being expanded

NEWS October 6, 2021 BRANTFORD — The Ontario government will provide up to $270 million this year to long-term care homes across the province to increase staffing levels, leading to more direct care for residents. This includes $3,091,952 for long-term care homes in Brantford-Brant. This is part of the province’s commitment to ensure long-term care

Modernizing Health Care Infrastructure to Support Safe and High-Quality Care for Patients NEWS — The Ontario government is investing $1,910,260.00 this year to support critical health care infrastructure upgrades, repairs and maintenance in Brantford and Brant. This funding is part of the government’s $182.6 million investment provided through the Health Infrastructure Renewal Fund and the

Additional Investment will Help Brant Community Healthcare System Continue to Provide High Quality Care to Patients NEWS — To help strengthen the financial stability of public hospitals across the province, the Ontario government is providing up to $696.6 million this year to help cover historic working funds deficits of qualifying hospitals, with a focus on