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COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND — Northumberland County is constructing a new, 203,000-square-foot long-term care home in Coburg, Ont. The new building will also house the Northumberland County Archives and Museum.
Construction on the new 203,000-square-foot facility began in 2020. It is being constructed on Courthouse Road in the Town of Cobourg, Ont. adjacent to the existing over 100-year-old Golden Plough Lodge, the only municipally-operated long-term care home in Northumberland. The facility will include fireside lounges, a café and hair salon, a greenhouse for agri-therapy, an auditorium for concerts and resident events and outdoor courtyards and pathways.
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