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Jun 2023

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Ontario Health Coalition Continues To Speak Out Against Bill 60

Ontario Health Coalition Continues To Speak Out Against Bill 60

Ontario Health Coalition Continues To Speak Out Against Bill 60 98.9 myFM News/Oldies 99.7 staff The Ontario Health Coalition has formed a province-wide referendum campaign to speak out against Bill 60, which they call “the most undemocratic attack on our public healthcare in memory.”...

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Jun 2023

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Niagara votes against privatized healthcare services

Niagara votes against privatized healthcare services

Niagara votes against privatized healthcare services By Mike Balsom, Niagara-on-the-Lake Local The results are in from voting booths set up across Niagara by volunteers with the Niagara Health Coalition. The results are in from voting booths set up across Niagara by volunteers with the...

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Jun 2023

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Waterloo region against private for-profit health care

Waterloo region against private for-profit health care

Waterloo region against private for-profit health care By CambridgeToday Waterloo Region Health Coalition says 99 per cent of local voters want to protect public healthcare and prevent private-for-profit hospital services and clinics The results are in for Cambridge voters who took part in the...

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Jun 2023

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OHC reports regional ‘people’s referendum’ results

OHC reports regional ‘people’s referendum’ results

OHC reports regional ‘people’s referendum’ results By TBnewsWatch The more than 8,500 Northwestern Ontario residents who participated in a ‘people’s referendum’ on the privatization of hospital services nearly unanimously oppose the Ford government move, organizers report. THUNDER BAY – Organizers with a provincial ‘people’s...

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Jun 2023

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Kingston-area residents vote ‘no’ to health-care privatization

Kingston-area residents vote ‘no’ to health-care privatization

Kingston-area residents vote ‘no’ to health-care privatization By Meghan Balogh, Kingston Whig-Standard A South Frontenac resident votes at a Kingston Health Coalition voting station in Sydenham on May 26, 2023, during a provincewide, community-led referendum asking Ontarians if they want to see the privatization...

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Jun 2023

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Oxford Residents Vote Against Privatization of Hospitals

Oxford Residents Vote Against Privatization of Hospitals

Oxford Residents Vote Against Privatization of Hospitals By Marcie Culbert, 104.7 Heart FM A citizen-led vote took place last week. Over 4,400 ballots were collected in Oxford County and 98.6 percent of them were against the privatization of hospitals. OXFORD COUNTY – The votes...

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Jun 2023

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Ontario Health Coalition referendum results are in

Ontario Health Coalition referendum results are in

Ontario Health Coalition referendum results are in By Rob Cooper, CTV News Barrie A small but passionate group gathered at Sunnidale Park in Barrie Tuesday morning to call out the province’s plan to privatize public health services. Over the past several weeks, the Simcoe...

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Jun 2023

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98% of London voters oppose Ontario’s privatization health care plan

98% of London voters oppose Ontario’s privatization health care plan

98% of London voters oppose Ontario’s privatization health care plan By Amy Simon, Global News London When asked “Do you want our public hospital services to be privatized to for-profit hospitals and clinics?” Roughly 98 per cent of voters in London, Ont., said no. That’s according to the...

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Jun 2023

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Referendum: 98% against private, for-profit health care

Referendum: 98% against private, for-profit health care

Referendum: 98% against private, for-profit health care By Joanne Shuttleworth, Wellington Advertiser GUELPH – The Guelph and District Health Coalition is pleased with the results of the referendum on health care the group – in conjunction with the larger Ontario Health Coalition – held...

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May 2023

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Ontario’s 2023 Budget: What does it mean?

Ontario’s 2023 Budget: What does it mean? May 24, 2023 Ontario’s 2023 budget – proudly called Building a Strong Ontario – emphasizes building and manufacturing, and it’s quick to list the new long-term care homes built and planned. It’s much less specific about services for older adults...

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Dec 2022

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Keys to Daily Living

ARP recently reported that 77% of seniors want to remain longer in their home. The website evidencenetwork.ca asked seniors: How do we provide supports in communities to make them as age-friendly as possible so that seniors can continue to contribute to society and have...

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Dec 2022

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Showcasing Best Practices for an Age Friendly Workplace

This project, funded by New Horizons for Seniors Grant in 2020-2021, enhanced the business community’s awareness and understanding of older people’s contributions in the workplace. With involvement by a Seniors’ Advisory Committee, outreach was done to identify, develop and promote best business practices for...

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Dec 2022

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Step Up to Elder Abuse

Step Up to Elder Abuse project was funded by New Horizons for Seniors Grant in 2019-2020. It created a learning program for older people 55+ and older people who are disabled and who may be at greater risk of harm, from any of the...

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Dec 2022

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Cambridge makes age-friendly pledge to senior residents

File photo of Cambridge City Hall. Nick Westoll / File / Global News   Related Links: The Global Network for Age-friendly Cities and Communities: https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/WHO-FWC-ALC-18.4 Cambridge Canada, Senior Services: https://www.cambridge.ca/en/your-city/Senior-Services.aspx

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Sep 2022

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2SLGBTQI+ Tool Kit – Leading & Learning with Pride

Seniors Services and Long-Term Care (SSLTC) at the City of Toronto recognizes and celebrates the diversity and lived experiences of 2SLGBTQI+ seniors. With close collaboration from community members, service providers, advocates, and allies, SSLTC has released a revitalized 2SLGBTQI+ Tool Kit – Leading &...

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Mar 2022

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Canada: Services for Seniors

Employment and Social Development Canada is looking to extend the reach of the Government of Canada inter-departmental Services for Seniors outreach campaign. The campaign will help inform Canadian seniors and their caregivers about the variety of programs and services available to them from the...

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Nov 2021

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Booster Shots – Expanded Eligibility

Booster Shots – Expanded Eligibility November 3, 2021   Today, Dr. Kieran Moore, Chief Medical Officer of Health announced Ontario’s new rollout plan for boosters of the COVID-19 vaccine.   Starting November 6, 2021, boosters will be made available to additional groups of high-risk...

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Mar 2021

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The Experts Speak: Romance Scams

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Mar 2021

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Bank should have protected senior from scam, son says | CBC Go Public

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Mar 2021

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Mar 2021

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What to expect when you get a COVID-19 vaccine

As of March 12, over 325 pharmacy sites, including Shoppers Drug Mart, Rexall and independent pharmacies, will offer the AstraZeneca vaccine to eligible Ontarians 60-64 in Toronto, Windsor-Essex, and Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington. To book an appointment, eligible Ontarians can visit ontario.ca/pharmacycovidvaccine to...

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Feb 2021

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Long-term care in crisis

Long-term care in crisis (January 24, 2021) By: Jodi Lundmark, Chronicle Journal Debbie Shubat’s mother Amy is 92 years old and has dementia, and she’s a resident of Southbridge Roseview long-term care home. “I can’t stop thinking about her,” said Shubat during a virtual...

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Sep 2020

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Never Too Old (Documentary)

A sweet little old lady, I am not!’ Olive Bryanton, 81, is working hard to get a PhD and help change the world for older women living in her rural community. Watch now: https://www.cbc.ca/cbcdocspov/episodes/never-too-old?fbclid=IwAR01bHilNJbN9E7CqnNWyG3TiodDbXDrKwyBH4dHsV_8TTaKch1hKdmVJu0?cmp=FB_FEED_CBCMain

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May 2020

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Understanding Covid terms and measures by the government

Federal Government Covid-19 Measures – Implications for Sector Organizations This document will be regularly updated as the federal government announces new measures that will impact the charitable and nonprofit sector. Last updated: April 27, 2020   https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQbkT4Zr5isIGl6EAluwm0-eO8-Y7xP8KNVMXasavT4DlolL8QIdcrxPKMt_4p_LApkYCpdcSvriJps/pub

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Apr 2020

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The Ontario government is encouraging volunteerism to support seniors, people with disabilities and other Ontarians impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak.   SEE VOLUNTEER POSITIONS HERE: https://www.sparkontario.ca/

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Jan 2020

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Free Dental to Seniors

The new Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program is a government-funded dental care program. It provides free, routine dental services for low-income seniors who are 65 years of age or older. https://www.ontario.ca/page/dental-care-low-income-seniors

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Aug 2019

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App-ified world for seniors

The Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation (CABHI) is a solution accelerator in the longevity sector, helping Canadian and global innovators test, develop and validate their products, practices and services. In CABHI’s recent blog post, four apps among more than 210 CABHI supported...

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Jun 2019

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Volunteers Needed!

Do you have a good knowledge of elder abuse? Are you interested in engaging older people in the community to help educate and inform them? We are seeking volunteers to steer the implementation of a new project ‘Step Up To Elder Abuse’ and to...

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Jun 2019

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Five Tips To Help You Age Well

In the Empowering Aging Canadian’s campaign, OSSCO©©© submitted an article about programs and workshops that give older people experiences that increase their knowledge while giving them new social engagement opportunities. As we age, various events affect our social interactions and connections. Living on a...

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May 2019

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Aging Well: Celebrating the Young at Heart

In Aging Well’s May issue, you’ll find more information about OSSCO©©©’s “It’s not right!” workshop facilitated at Kiwanis Seniors’ Centre in London, Ontario. During this lunch & learn session, Elizabeth Macnab (Executive Director, OSSCO©©©) discussed how people can recognize the warning signs of abuse...

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Apr 2019

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The Impact Assessment Act in the Senate

Bill C-69, An Act to enact the Impact Assessment Act and the Canadian Energy Regulator Act, to amend the Navigation Protection Act and to make consequential amendments to other Acts, is legislation that would have implications for approval processes for large-scale resource development projects, including...

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Apr 2019

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A New Era of Canadian Senior Care

Seniors in Canada are living longer and healthier lives than ever. Learn about OSSCO©©© and other organizations making a difference in the elder health care industry. Link: http://www.personalhealthnews.ca/education-and-advocacy/a-new-era-of-canadian-senior-care/5ebeb6065f64f2346dbb00ab789cf001

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Apr 2019

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Let seniors, and plenty of other people, share housing

Earlier this year, Ontario MPP Lindsey Park (Durham) received enthusiastic support for her bill from the floor to allow unrelated people to purchase homes together. The story which she shared was of 4 older women in her riding buying a house in order to...

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Mar 2019

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Canada Pension Plan Disability Benefit Toolkit

Canada Pension Plan Disability Benefit Toolkit. Service Canada has soft-launched a new CPPD Toolkit with specific spections for clients and their support networks, and health care professionals. This new toolkit was designed to help Canadians understand the eligibility criteria for CPPD benefits and how to...

26
Mar 2019

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Roadmap for Information Decision Making

Roadmap for Information Decision Making activity provided both a learning and teaching opportunity to help older people better understand changes in their decision-making processes as they aged.Click on the report below to read more.

26
Mar 2019

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My Home My Community: Safety Starts Here

My Home My Community: Safety Starts Here was a project which reached out to 300 seniors to get a better understanding of what they know about elder abuse and prevention of elder abuse for seniors living in retirement home settings. An informational pamphlet, the...

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Mar 2019

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Shifting the Paradigm on Aging

Shifting the Paradigm on Aging was a forum to educate Ontario seniors and gather their comments on the barriers for successful and positive aging. It resulted in this influential report. Using a Cafe Conversation style to gather feedback from nearly 167 older people who...

24
Mar 2019

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Senate Chamber launches video broadcasting

Video broadcasting of Senate Chamber proceedings will begin Monday, March 18, 2019 at 6 p.m. ET. It is the first time in the Senate’s history that Canadians will be able to regularly watch senators at work in the Chamber. The decision to allow for...

24
Mar 2019

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New Hotel Scam

This is one of the smartest scams I have heard about. You arrive at your hotel and check in at the front desk. Typically when checking in, you give the front desk your credit card (for any charges to your room) and they don’t...

24
Mar 2019

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Who will care for Canada’s caregivers?

BENJAMIN TAL Managing director and deputy chief economist at CIBC As an aging population puts a greater burden on families, it’s clear more needs to be done to bolster senior care You see it on city streets, in restaurants of quiet towns, and in...

24
Mar 2019

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Fixing Ontario’s Home Care System

Patient Canada’s Vice Chair, Francesca Grosso recently wrote an op-ed piece in the Toronto Star on fixing Ontario’s home care system.  Over the Christmas holidays, Francesca’s mom was almost killed by a simple bladder infection that everyone knew was festering. In this op-ed piece,...

24
Mar 2019

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Geriatric Health Systems Research Group – GHS Bulletin

In the Winter 2019 edition of the Geriatric Health Systems Research Group (GHS) Bulletin, GHS shares information on recent events and accomplishments of the GHS group, as well as updates on projects. Some updates include: Caredove – Finding and referring to supports in the...

24
Mar 2019

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Dementia Talk App – Launches January 25!

Are you a family caregiver or professional caring for someone with dementia?  The Dementia Talk App created by the Reitman Centre at Sinai Health System will officially launch on Friday January 25, 2019. Dementia Talk is an award winning app that is designed to...

24
Mar 2019

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Association of Jewish Seniors – Monthly Blog (January 2019)

The Association of Jewish Seniors has released a monthly blog to highlight their activities and events. In the January 2019 blog, you can read about the following: February Foot Health Meeting March General Meeting Recap of the December General Meeting Lecture Notes on “Israel...

24
Mar 2019

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Life After Fifty Lottery

Life After Fifty’s biggest fundraiser of the year has returned!  What would you do with $10, 000, $2, 500 or $1, 000? You could also win a $500 Shoppers Drug Mart gift certificate or Just Jeff’s Gourmet Express gift certificates! Since the pries are cash...

24
Mar 2019

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Maximize Your Health

Mississauga Halton Self-Management Program (FREE opportunities for individuals to improve their Self-Management skills through workshops) The Self Management Program offers a variety of programs/workshops vailable for adults at no cost who live in the Mississauga, Oakville or Milton (Halton region). These programs and services...

24
Mar 2019

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Protecting Against Influenza

Protecting Against Influenza  Influenza is a prevalent, contagious, and vaccine-preventable infectious disease in Canada. Influenza is ranked top 10 amount the most common infectious diseases in Canada and the 8th leading cause of mortality in Ontario between 2005 to 2007. Get your influenza vaccine...

24
Mar 2019

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Safe Senior Calendar 2019

Safe Senior Calendar 2019 B.A.S.S.I.C. Calendar Update: Funding for the 2019 calendar has been significantly reduced. Unfortunately, B.A.S.S.I.C. will only be distributing single calendars, and do not have the means to mail calendars. Calendars will be available at the following locations: Through local police...

24
Mar 2019

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The Business of Active Retirement Communities (BARC)

The Business of Active Retirement Communities (BARC) A New Economy Wealth Creation Model A Professional Career Perspective By John G. Kelly – B.Com., LL.B., M.Sc. (international relations) M.A. (Jud.Admin), F.CIS. john@activeretirement.ca Active communities are wealth generators. For first time home buyers with young families, communities in neighborhoods...

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Mar 2019

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Canada Accedes to the Optional Protocol

News Release – December 3, 2018 Canada accedes to the Optional Protocol to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities The Government of Canada is working to create a truly accessible Canada. As part of these efforts, the Honourable Carla...

24
Mar 2019

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Holiday Photo Contest – #EyeSeeYou2018

#EyeSeeYou2018 – Holiday Photo Contest This holiday season, the International Federation on Ageing (IFA), through it’s Eye See You Campaign, is reminding Canadians not to lose sight of what matters. Across Canada, amateur and professional photographers are invited to participate in the “Eye See...

24
Mar 2019

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Law Commission of Ontario: Past & Future

Law Commission of Ontario: Past and Future  2018 marks the 10-year anniversary of the LCO’s first ever law reform report. Of the many milestones celebrated in the decade since LCO published its first law reform report in 2008, Executive Director Nye Thomas says he’s...

24
Mar 2019

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When Every Minute Counts – Maritime Search & Rescue

WHEN EVERY MINUTE COUNTS: Maritime Search and Rescue  Canada’s maritime search and rescue workers save an average of 15 lives every day, they are the best of the best.  Executive Summary The Standing Senate Committee on Fisheries and Oceans (the committee) undertook its study...

24
Mar 2019

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Investor News: National Investor Research Study

Today, the Ontario Securities Commission’s Investor Office published a new national research study on investor knowledge, behaviours and attitudes in a variety of fields. This study was published as part of OSC’s activities for Financial Literacy Month. This new national research study looks at...

24
Mar 2019

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Estate Planning Is For Everyone

Seniors Forum presents ESTATE PLANNING IS FOR EVERYONE Learn how to protect your estate beside your traditional will, by preseving assets, minimizing tax and maximizing wealth, thus ensuring family harmony and peace of mind. You will also be informed of everything involved – legal,...

24
Mar 2019

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Pittsburgh Synagogue Massacre Affects Us All

Pittsburgh Synagogue Massacre Affects Us AllEvery day,we learn of another heinous act in the world. Whether it was a local event such as the Danforth shooting or a murderous van on Yonge Street, events that transpired in Pittsburgh in a safe place of worship,...

24
Mar 2019

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Legal Aid Ontario – Organizational Announcement

Legal Aid Ontario provides legal assistance for low-income people living in Ontario. The organization’s scope reaches the most vulnerable people in the province with services that provide critical assistance and intersects with every area of the justice system. In order to streamline processes, clarify...

24
Mar 2019

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Investing in the Cannabis Industry

As Canada prepares to permit the recreational use of marijuana, the cannabis industry has attracted investors hoping to capitalize on the potential growth and high returns of this emerging sector. The new issue of ‘Investors News’ from the Ontario Securities Commission shares many resources...

24
Mar 2019

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NEW Ontario Age Friendly Communities Interactive Maps

The Age-Friendly Community (AFC) Outreach Initiative is a new tool funded by the Government of Ontario. This initiative is a program of the Ministry for Seniors and Accessbility, which is designed to help communities in increasing awareness of age-friendly planning principles, sharing best practices...

24
Mar 2019

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OSSCO©© releases its Outreach Annual Report at Annual General Meeting September 5

This year’s Annual General Meeting was very well attended by members and the public. Invited guests included students graduating from the Enhancing Economic Opportunities for Older Unemployed Workers program. Keynote address was presented by Jim Grieve, Executive Director, Retired Teachers Organization. His presentation focued...

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Mar 2019

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Ontario Society of Senior Citizens Organizations Board of Director Vacancies

Ontario Society of Seniors Citizens’ Organizations (OSSCO©©©) is a provincial organization and a registered charity. Founded in 1987, as a network of organizations, we focus on the well-being of older adults through educational programs, consultations and influencing stakeholders. In addition OSSCO©©© participates in policy...

23
Mar 2019

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Launch of Senior Friendly Care Toolkit

The Regional Geriatric Programs of Ontario (RGPO) recently launched the Senior Friendly Care (sfCare) Getting Started Toolkit. According to the RGPO, the Framework’s guiding principles and defining statements collectively describe what senior friendly care looks like. It was developed in collaboration with provincial stakeholders,...

23
Mar 2019

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Alcohol Gaming & Commission Fees reduces Break Open Ticket revenues for Charities

HERE ARE THE FACTS Hospital foundations and volunteer auxiliaries, provincial health organizations, special needs services, mental health charities, seniors’ groups, services for children and families, youth sports organizations, service clubs, volunteer firefighters, newcomer organizations and many others depend on the funds raised from Break...

23
Mar 2019

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More Health Care Issues to Consider Before June 7 Election

Concerned Friends is a non profit organization and a registered charity dedicated to reforming the loing-term care system and improvement of residents’ quality of life. It is an organization which is 100% volunteer based. They are sharing with us their views on where improvements...

23
Mar 2019

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Carewatch Summarizes Political Party Issues

ELECTION ISSUES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Ontario’s provincial election on Thursday June 7, 2018 is just a week away. This election is an important opportunity to influence policies that affect senior citizens right across the province. Care Watch’s focus in this election is accessible home care and community...

23
Mar 2019

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Toronto Celebrates Newcomer Day on May 29th

Toronto is home to over 200 different  nationalities. On May 29th, we celebrate our diversity with our 4th annual Newcomer Day. Everyone is welcome, both newcomers and established residents and guests. Activities and entertainment begin at 11:30 a.m. until 3:30 pm at Nathan Phillips...

23
Mar 2019

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Summary of Stakeholder Feedback on N.O.R.C.’s

Ministry of Seniors’ Affairs Advisory: Ontario Is Providing Support to Help Seniors Remain In Their Homes May 4 – Toronto – On Friday, the government announced an investment of $8.8 million over two years to support naturally occurring retirement communities, which are apartment buildings...

23
Mar 2019

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M.P. TJ Harvey’s Housing Accessibility E-Petition

Dear Stakeholder, We need YOUR support for TJ Harvey’s motion on VisitABILITY (M-157). HOW? PLEASE SIGN AND SHARE the E-PETITION link for M-157! SIGN PETITION HERE to help us reach our goal for a more ACCESSIBLE CANADA! Visitable homes have three basic accessibility features:...

23
Mar 2019

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Emergency Alert Test Will Ping Your Cell Phone Next Week

Emergency alert test will ping your cellphone next week Tests will happen May 7 in Ontario and Quebec and May 9 in rest of the country The Canadian Press  May 1, 2018 – Millions of cellphones, tablets and other portable devices will sound off...

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Mar 2019

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Horwath Calls London “Ground Zero” for Health Care Mess

When speaking about health care across Ontario, NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says she uses London as an example of how the system is failing patients. Horwath stopped in London on Tuesday night to hold a townhall meeting on health care at Goodwill Industries, where...

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Mar 2019

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HALLWAY HEALTH CARE

This woman spent 47 hours waiting for surgery in the Sunnybrook ER, with shattered wrists, a broken elbow, cracked ribs and internal bleeding. An investigation into the overcrowding of Toronto ERs Toronto Life By Alison Motluk | Photograph by Nathan Cyprys | April 16,...

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Mar 2019

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Support Seniors. Petition to Parliament

This March 2018, Ontario Society of Senior Citizens Organizations’ Board Member, Ghazy Mujahid initiated petition E-1566 to call upon the Government of Canada to appoint a Minister or a Special Advisor on Seniors Affairs to the Prime Minister. 500 electronic signatures need to be...

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Mar 2019

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Farewell to Board member Hazel Saint-Pierre

It was with shock and sadness that we learned of the passing of OSSCO©©© board member Hazel L. Outram Saint-Pierre on January 5, 2018. Hazel lived life to the fullest and was well known for her volunteer activities. She was an active volunteer with...