He’s been barred from his mother’s Ontario long-term care home for over a year. Now, he’s pushing back – CBC

Windsor facility denies it used trespassing order because Paul Ziman expressed concerns about his mom

Dec 03, 2024

All Paul Ziman wants for Christmas is to be reunited with his mother, after more than a year of not being allowed to visit her in a long-term care (LTC) home.

In September 2023, after a meeting at The Village at St. Clair in Windsor, Ziman was banned from the home through the Ontario Trespass to Property Act (TPA). In a letter to Ziman, the home said he was issued the order because he had demonstrated anger, and it also accused him of previously behaving in a threatening and abusive manner.

But Ziman, who lives in nearby LaSalle, believes he was banned because he passionately expressed concerns about the care of his mother, Anna Ziman, 81, and had told the home he intended to file a complaint. The home has denied this claim.

He’s been barred from his mother’s Ontario long-term care home for over a year. Now, he’s pushing back – CBC

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