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Why income alone cannot see seniors going without

This should make us uneasy. Canada has two hardship numbers, and they will not agree: the official market basket measure puts poverty at 11 per c...

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OCTOBER 6, 2026
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Smart renovations that protect senior independence at home

Montreal put a question on the table that Ontario cannot ignore: how can technology help older adults stay home? When a seniors’ conference draws...

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OCTOBER 5, 2026
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Ontario needs a senior-centred response to opioid use disorder

Ontario’s opioid crisis is not somebody else’s tragedy, filed under a younger generation. The Ontario Drug Policy Research Network recorded 1,087...

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OCTOBER 1, 2026
Des aînés à votre porte

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The patient power behind community outreach

Senior volunteers are not a campaign’s spare bench. Treating them that way is lazy thinking, and it leaves community outreach with the memory of ...

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OCTOBER 2, 2026
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Ontario cannot ignore $178 million lost to senior fraud

One hundred and seventy-eight million dollars. That number should keep MPPs awake. Fraud has drained it from Ontario seniors, money meant for gro...

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SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
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Care infrastructure is the missing piece in Ontario’s productivity debate

Canada’s productivity conversation keeps skipping the quiet hour seen over and over again…the unpaid hour spent arranging appointments, lifting g...

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SEPTEMBER 24, 2026
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When unpaid care ends and homelessness begins for Ontario's senior women

Senior homelessness in Ontario rarely starts with a missed rent payment.In fact, for many older women, it begins decades earlier.

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SEPTEMBER 16, 2026
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Longer, hotter summers are changing expectancy for seniors in Ontario

Heat used to be a nuisance; now it is a threat quietly rewriting how long Ontario seniors can expect to live.

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SEPTEMBER 10, 2026
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Reclaiming transparency in long-term care is a seniors’ rights fight

A government can quietly delete long-term care inspection reports, but it cannot delete the rights of the seniors who lived through those inspect...

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SEPTEMBER 9, 2026

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