As COVID-19 swept through Montreal's nursing homes, the Pavillon Camille-Lefebvre achieved a rare feat: not a single positive case.
CHSLD Camille Lefebvre staff members France Nadon, front centre, Lorine Jean-Marie, second row left, Judith Morlese, second row right, Joe Vierre, back left, Claude Brault, back right pose for a photo Wednesday, July
29, 2020 in Montreal. As COVID-19 swept through Montreal's nursing homes like a seemingly unstoppable force, the Pavillon Camille-Lefebvre achieved a rare feat: not a single positive case, much less any COVID-19 deaths.
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