Quebec’s Finance Minister, Eric Girard, made an important announcement on Tuesday that has the potential to positively impact the lives of people living with disabilities
The government missed the opportunity to put seniors first,” says Andrée Lamontagne, president of a group representing retired health-care workers. Lamontagne’s words struck a chord
New Brunswick Seniors Advocate Calls for Improved Long-Term Care in Response to Changing Demographics In a rapidly evolving society, the needs and expectations of our
New Brunswick’s Changing Demographics Spurs a Rethinking of Long-Term Care The landscape of New Brunswick’s aging population is undergoing a significant transformation, with the province’s
New York State Budget Neglects Essential Funding for Seniors and Older Adults As the New York State budget takes shape, advocates for seniors and older
The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) is reaching out to college-bound high school seniors who have been affected by Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia-related illnesses.
Dozens of Regina residents have expressed their concerns about a proposal to establish a new emergency shelter in close proximity to a daycare, high school,
Disabled seniors in Canada can finally breathe a sigh of relief as the Quebec government approves a budget that eliminates the reduction in retirement pension
Tenants of a high-rise apartment complex in west London, Ontario are raising concerns about the frequent breakdowns of two elevators, which they claim are being
March is a lively month, filled with various celebrations and gatherings, as people come together to enjoy March Break and Easter festivities. These occasions provide
