Care of the Dionne Quintuplets in 1934

The Canadian government modernized a farmhouse with advanced medical tools to support the Dionne quintuplets. A special building was constructed for nurses assisting Doctor Deveau. Guardians, including the babies' grandfather and Doctor Dafoe, were appointed to protect the quintuplets from exploitation. Additionally, logistics were arranged to ensure a steady supply of milk to the Ontario farm.

What actions did the Canadian government take to support the farmhouse?

What was the purpose of the special building erected adjoining the Dion Hall?

Who was responsible for preventing the exploitation of the Queens?

Describe the role of Doctor Deveau in the context provided.

What type of cargo was brought in daily for the children?