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Sienna Senior Living Inc T.SIA

Alternate Symbol(s):  LWSCF

Sienna Senior Living Inc. is a Canada-based seniors' living provider. The Company serves the continuum of independent living (IL), independent supportive living (ISL), assisted living (AL), memory care and long-term care (LTC) through the ownership and operation of seniors' living residences in the Provinces of British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Ontario. It offers a full range of seniors’ living options, including independent living and assisted living under its Aspira retirement brand, long-term care, and specialized programs and services. It owns and operates a total of 81 seniors' living residences: 39 retirement residences, including its joint venture interest in 12 residences in Ontario and Saskatchewan; 34 LTC residences; and eight seniors' living residences providing both private-pay IL and AL and funded LTC, including its joint ownership in two residences in British Columbia. It also offers management services to 11 seniors' living residences in British Columbia and Ontario.


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Comment by colombusson Oct 25, 2023 5:32am
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Post# 35699513

RE:RE:lawsuits

RE:RE:lawsuitsInteresting thanks. A new judge has been assigned for the various cases agains multiple long term care companies. Interesting that the same judge has to handle all. Certification? What does that imply? Could all cases still be thrown out? I find it peculiar if handling old sick people should be able to close ones shop. Then rather operate kindergardens. For sure government will have to step in, either to protect operators, or take them over. Who will want to run this kind off liability business, if lawsuits prevail?
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