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Woman sentenced to 11 months for impersonating nurse at five Ontario care homes

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A woman who fraudulently worked as a registered practical nurse at five Ontario care homes for 14 months using another nurse's credentials has lost her appeal to reduce an 11-month jail sentence. The ...

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