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Fall Newsletter | 2020
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Our newsletter celebrates sunshine and beauty in our communities this Fall. Our team and residents are savouring the fall season with fresh hairstyles and festivals!

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First open houses for Inglewood care centre redevelopment are Oct. 6
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The multi-year project will replace the current 230-bed facility, add another 364 seniors residents that can allow a continuum of care and create 105 staff units.

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In the news | How to design a seniors home that's safe and love-filled
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Individual bedrooms. Separate elevators for staff and visitors. Clusters of suites. More staff common rooms.

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How to vote by mail
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All voters can vote by mail: you don’t need a special reason.

Voting by mail is a great option for voters who are not comfortable voting in person because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Chef's Corner | Butter Lettuce Salad
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We are thrilled to share delicious recipes recommended by our top chefs.

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Everything you should know about touring Independent Living this fall
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Listen to CKNW's Consumer Vancouver interview with our Sales Marketer, Gillian Fullerton, to learn more about Shannon Oaks Vancouver.

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Am I ready to move into Independent Living?
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If you are a senior in your late 70s to late 80s and in good health, you probably want to live in your family home for as long as you can.

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PUBLIC CONSULTATION TO BEGIN FOR REDEVELOPMENT OF INGLEWOOD CARE CENTRE FOR SENIORS
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SURVEY FROM SENIORS ADVOCATE OFFICE
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Isobel MacKenize, BC’s Seniors Advocate, has launched a province-wide survey Staying Apart to Stay Safe: The Effect of Visitor Restrictions on Long-Term Care and Assisted Living.

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New guidelines aim to help people with dementia stay safe if they get lost
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U of A researchers tap into experiences and ideas of people living with dementia to fill public information gap.

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The strategies suggested in the guideline were

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