Courier reporters talked to a lot of people this year — about politics, housing, development, heritage, the Downtown Eastside, even sexually stimulated Satan statues. Here is a small but wide-ranging sampling of some of the more interesting things people said to us in 2019.
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In these households the residents can get up and leave out the front door because they’re confined by the outer extremities. The household holds 12 people who share their own kitchen and social space and 12 private bedrooms.
Jo-Ann Tait, Providence corporate director of seniors care and palliative services, about a “dementia village” trial taking place at Holy Family Residence care home, during which residents aren’t confined to their room or building, but rather by a fence surrounding the property.
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