Quebec budget signals renewed commitment to seniors care, but continues to neglect vaccination
The Government of Quebec has released its 2022-23 budget, announcing several key investments for seniors in areas including care and financial support. While a commitment to building affordable housing was included, the allocated $100 million falls far short of what is needed to put a roof over the heads of all older residents currently facing […]
Saskatchewan budget makes promising moves for seniors
The Government of Saskatchewan has released its 2022-23 budget, entitled ‘Back on Track’. The budget makes several promising investments to support the health, finances and well-being of older adults, including expanding funding for the high-dose flu shot for seniors–a key recommendation in CanAge’s recent report on adult vaccination in Canada. “Seniors are well represented in […]
New Brunswick budget includes key investments for seniors
The Government of New Brunswick has revealed its 2022-23 budget, entitled ‘Building on Success’. Despite massive deficit forecasts earlier, the province is showing a $408 million surplus in 2020-21 and is projecting a $487.8 million surplus. The budget includes several promising investments for older adults along the care continuum, including health care, community care and […]