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the recreation department
organized a special outing
on Lake Simcoe for her and
a few friends.
7. For Don, High Park in Toronto
holds a special place in his
heart, especially during early
summer when it is still relatively
quiet. Knowing this, staff at
Chartwell Scarlett Heights in
Etobicoke, ON, organized a day
trip for him to visit the park again
to enjoy the splendour and beauty
of the historic landmark.
8. A 95-year-old resident at Chartwell
Ste-Marthe in Saint-Hyacinthe, QC,
confided to staff that she had never
had the opportunity to taste cotton
candy while growing up. Staff were
all too excited to satisfy her desire for
the sticky treat and everyone enjoyed
the tasty surprise!
9. Angela, a resident of Chartwell Oak
Park Terrace in Windsor, ON, always
felt like she missed her calling as a
nurse. Lucky for her, staff at the
residence gave her
the perfect opportunity to
live out her dream. They provided her
with a set of scrubs, a stethoscope and
her very own Nurse Angela badge.
Before long, she was administering
chocolates to her fellow residents,
making sure everyone had their
“medication.”
10. After having to say goodbye to an
old canine friend, Janke of Chartwell
Imperial Place in Surrey, BC ,
mentioned that she’d been thinking
of adopting a new dog. After hearing
this, staff jumped into action to help
her find a new companion. After an
online search and a bus ride to the
local animal shelter, Janke found the
perfect pooch named Tassi!
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11. Erva of Chartwell Belcourt in
Orléans, ON, has a lot of family history
with The Keg Manor restaurant in
Ottawa. In fact, her great-grandfather
helped construct the building where
the restaurant now resides. Knowing
this, Chartwell Belcourt staff contacted
the restaurant to set up a private tour
to learn more about the building’s
history, topping things off with
a delicious meal to honour her
great-grandfather!
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