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Re-elected Ontario PC’s must prioritize seniors after disappointing 2022 Budget
Ford wins election on back of a platform budget that fails to create real change for older Ontarians For immediate release TORONTO ON, June 2—CanAge,
Older Canadians urged to get 2nd COVID-19 booster
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is urging all eligible older Canadians to get their 2nd COVID-19 booster shot (4th shot) as soon as
CanAge writes to ON Government urging action on decline in vaccine uptake
CanAge recently co-signed a joint letter to Premier of Ontario Doug Ford urging action on rapidly declining rates of routine vaccinations. Data shows the number
Federal government information on managing your finances
The following resources from the Government of Canada and Financial Consumer Agency of Canada are designed to help older people manage their money with confidence.
Training for women running in municipal elections
MunicipalCampaignSchool.ca is a newly launched website featuring videos designed to help women run and win in municipal elections. It is created with an Ontario focus,
Ontario budget unfortunately “business as usual” for seniors
Government of Ontario Fails to Create Real Change for Seniors in 2022 Budget April 28, TORONTO ON—CanAge, Canada’s National Seniors’ Advocacy Organization, is warning that
Seniors’ Transportation Survey
We’re conducting a survey to learn about your experiences with transportation, including barriers and challenges you may face when accessing these services. You’ll also have
Seniors represented in federal budget, but key investments missing
CanAge worries that, in spite of some momentum, newly announced investments fall short of what’s needed to get older Canadians back on their feet. TORONTO
Nova Scotia budget makes big strides for seniors’ care
The Government of Nova Scotia has released its 2022-23 budget, entitled ‘Solutions for Healthcare, Solutions for Nova Scotians’. The province is making major investments in