An Ottawa woman and her family say she was coerced to accept a room in a long-term care home she doesn’t want to live in under the threat that she could be charged up to $1,800 a day for refusing to move once the province’s Bill 7 was passed. Read More
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'I feel like I am non-existent:' Ottawa woman is pressured to take a LTC room she didn't want under threat of Bill 7
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