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CanAge scoring upcoming federal budget on announcements for seniors
In preparation for the reveal of Canada’s new federal budget on Monday, April 19th, we’ve created a “digital scoreboard” to collect and track investments in
New study explores experiences of older workers with early onset dementia
A groundbreaking new study by research group [email protected] (affiliated with Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, ON) is exploring how employers are affected by workers who are diagnosed with
Contribute to the Development of Canada’s National Long-Term Care (LTC) Services Standard
CanAge is advocating tirelessly for the creation of Long-Term Care National Quality Standards as a long overdue measure to safeguard some of our most vulnerable seniors across
Alarming new report on COVID-19 deaths in long-term care reinforces CanAge’s calls for change
CIHI (Canadian Institute for Health Information) and the National Institute on Ageing (NIA) have released an urgent new report detailing the fatal impact of the
CanAge applauds long-term care investment in new Nova Scotia budget—warns of critical funding gaps
Toronto ON, March 26 — CanAge, Canada’s National Seniors Advocacy Organization, is applauding the significant investments committed to long-term care in Nova Scotia’s newly announced
CanAge notes serious gaps in newly announced Quebec budget
TORONTO, March 26, 2021. CanAge, Canada’s national seniors’ advocacy organization, is raising concerns that Quebec’s 2021 budget falls short of necessary investments to protect older
Ontario 2021 budget fails to prioritize older Ontarians
Seniors’ advocacy group mostly disappointed with measures announced in Ontario budget TORONTO, March 24, 2021. CanAge, Canada’s national seniors’ advocacy organization acknowledges the investment that
Aging Your Way: Creating an Age-Inclusive Canada, Together
The Toronto Public Library and CanAge Educational Speaker Series: Aging Your Way: Creating an Age-Inclusive Canada, Together, kicked off on March 15th with Adult Vaccinations:
Alberta to cover flu shot specifically formulated for seniors in 2021-2022 season
“Alberta has shown real leadership by protecting seniors against influenza. We congratulate them for meeting NACI standards in this area. Now the issue of ease