The nursing licence of GHS's executive director for service operations, Euphemia (Phemie) Guttin, was suspended at the same time. All three parents expressed concerns about the hundreds of developmentally disabled adults who still attend GHS's day programs, as well as those who live in its remaining group home or could one day live in a proposed housing development. Parents labelled as 'difficult'In a May 27 disposition letter to Bourke, the college's professional conduct review consultant Tansey Ramanzin lays out her findings about Weber and Guttin. (Submitted by Cyndie Bourke)In each case, the college found that Guttin and Weber labelled the parents as "difficult." (Submitted by Edith Artner)For the parents who filed complaints, there's still a lack of closure to their experiences with GHS.

Source: CBC News June 16, 2021 07:52 UTC