Government of Nova Scotia opens 96-room long-term care home in Bridgetown

On Nov. 5, the Government of Nova Scotia opened Mountain Lea Lodge, a 96-room long-term care home, the ninth new and replacement home now open.

IRCNews desk November 5, 2026 1 min read

On Nov. 5, the Government of Nova Scotia opened Mountain Lea Lodge, a 96-room long-term care home, the ninth new and replacement home now open.

Newcomers, students, workers, employers and families in Nova Scotia: the Mountain Lea Lodge opening and other builds mean more modern long-term care options for seniors and updated workplaces across the province.

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Government of Nova Scotia opens 96-room long-term care home in Bridgetown

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