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Sep
July 17, 2025 Health Coalitions from across Canada issued a joint statement in advance of the gathering of First Ministers and the Council of the Federation: Any governments across Canada that claim to prioritize the economy while dismantling our public health care have lost their moral compass Health Coalitions across Canada want our provincial and […]
15
Jul
The 2024-2025 Influenza Educational Project, conducted by the Ontario Society of Senior Citizens Organizations (OSSCO), aimed to assess and understand influenza vaccination behaviors among seniors in Ontario. With seniors representing a high-risk group for influenza-related complications, this project plays a critical role in supporting public health goals. By understanding the factors that influence vaccine uptake, […]
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Jul
In 2024, OSSCO proudly launched The Knowledge Space for 55+, marking a major milestone in our mission to empower older adults through education and connection. OSSCO delivered 28 educational programs, hosted 37 Tele-Learning Workshops, and held three 55+ Lifestyle & Learning Exhibitions across Toronto. Our 12th Annual Seniors’ Conference spotlighted legal rights and fraud prevention, […]
16
Jun
Dear Friends, Today Concerned Friends released their analysis of Ontario’s inspections of Long-Term Care Homes in 2024.
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May
The agitation is over – at least for now. On April 28, Canada elected a minority Liberal government, so the Liberals will have to work with other parties to get things done. Now that the dust is settling, the real work begins. Understandably, this campaign emphasized manufacturing, infrastructure, and the economy, but concerns about care […]
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Apr
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Mar
With the conclusion of 2023, we want to express our deepest thanks to everyone who’s been part of our journey. Your support has been incredible, and we’re excited to share some of our 2023 highlights with you! – This year at OSSCO: Widespread Impact: We’ve reached over 40,000 seniors and 140 organizations, showing just how […]
07
Feb
We have provided you with questions below for candidates who come to your door or for use in all candidates’ meetings (below and attached). These questions include background and extra information for your own knowledge. Often there are time limits for questions in all candidates’ meetings. Please feel free to use these questions as a […]
03
Feb
If you, or a loved one suddenly became disabled by a heart attack, stroke, MS, car accident, or other tragic experience, would you be able to stay in your current home? Or would you become homeless? Statistics Canada reports that at least 28% of people in Ontario have a disability. This only includes people […]