British Columbia broke ground on a 100-room long-term care facility in Penticton to reduce wait times and improve senior care access.

Ground has broken on a new long-term care facility in Penticton, British Columbia, marking the start of construction for a project aimed at addressing the region’s growing need for senior care. The facility, set to include 100 private rooms, will offer specialized care and support services for older adults. The provincial government is funding the project, with construction expected to take approximately two years. Officials say the home will help reduce wait times and improve access to quality long-term care in the area.