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New life coming to abandoned long-term care home

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$18 million is needed to transform a derelict facility on the city’s south side and create 20 new beds for people with brain injuries. Brain Injury Services of Northern Ontario (BISNO) has purchased the Thunder Bay Interim Long-Term Care Centre, formerly known as Pinewood Court, according to Alice Bellavance, chief executive officer at BISNO.

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New life coming to abandoned long-term care home

THUNDER BAY – $18 million is needed to transform a derelict facility on the city's south side and create 20 new beds for people with brain injuries.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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