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Feds investing $22 million to improve services for residents of long-term care homes in N.B.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces a deal between the federal government and the New Brunswick provincial government to improve services for residents of long-term care homes in the province. The federal government is investing more than $22 million though the Safe Long-Term Care Fund.

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