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St. Adolphe Nursing Home Demolition Begins

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The demolition as of May 23 Gordon Daman

As of May 23, demolition has begun on the former personal care home in St. Adolphe. The site, which began its life as a convent many decades ago, is being redeveloped by Niverville Heritage Holdings Inc. The proposed facility will see the construction of new housing units for seniors, including life lease and assisted living, as well as additional daycare spots.

Initial reports indicated that the building would come down over a period of two weeks, although based on early progress it seems likely the demolition will be completed ahead of schedule.

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