Price tags are starting to read people, not products – and that should send a chill through every Ontarian living on a fixed income.

quiet Tuesday afternoon at a community centre can hold two emergencies at once: an active senior with no one counting on them, and a recent grad ...

The real terror for many older neighbours is not a diagnosis, but the quiet fear that one day someone will tell them they have to leave the home ...

Blaming seniors for youth precarity is not just bad manners. It is a deliverate political story that keeps younger and older Canadians from ...

A 94‑year‑old man spending more than three days in a hospital hallway is not an unfortunate exception. It is a blunt verdict on how Ontario funds...

A 93-year-old woman in St. Catharines watched strangers carry a lifetime out her basement window: children’s books, holiday decorations, camping ...

A podium with branded signage, politicians lined up for the camera, no reporters allowed to ask a single question. For many Ontario seniors who h...

Older Ontarians are not afraid of getting old; they are afraid of being forced out of the homes and communities they spent a lifetime building....

Ontario does not have a "long-term care problem"; it has a habit of treating elders like inventory to be stored instead of neighbours to be cheri...