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Why MPs should drop by seniors’ ‘care home’

  • Why should the feds take an active role in supporting seniors’ care? Because you care. We should live in a society where seniors live
Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | January 31, 2019
In last year's cabinet shuffle, the government created a new portfolio, appointing Filomena Tassi, pictured, as the new Seniors minister. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade

Why MPs should drop by seniors’ ‘care home’

Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | January 31, 2019
  • Why should the feds take an active role in supporting seniors’ care? Because you care. We should live in a society where seniors live

Why MPs should drop by seniors’ ‘care home’

Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | January 31, 2019
  • Why should the feds take an active role in supporting seniors’ care? Because you care. We should live in a society where seniors live
In last year's cabinet shuffle, the government created a new portfolio, appointing Filomena Tassi, pictured, as the new Seniors minister. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade

Why MPs should drop by seniors’ ‘care home’

  • Why should the feds take an active role in supporting seniors’ care? Because you care. We should live in a society where seniors live
Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | January 31, 2019
In last year's cabinet shuffle, the government created a new portfolio, appointing Filomena Tassi, pictured, as the new Seniors minister. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade

Why MPs should drop by seniors’ ‘care home’

Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | January 31, 2019
  • Why should the feds take an active role in supporting seniors’ care? Because you care. We should live in a society where seniors live

Why MPs should drop by seniors’ ‘care home’

Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | January 31, 2019
  • Why should the feds take an active role in supporting seniors’ care? Because you care. We should live in a society where seniors live
In last year's cabinet shuffle, the government created a new portfolio, appointing Filomena Tassi, pictured, as the new Seniors minister. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade

If Ottawa can build hockey rinks, it can build long-term care homes

  • It’s easy to see the importance of investing in big projects like roads, railways, and runways: they create and support job, help meet the
Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | November 16, 2018
Seniors Minister Filomena Tassi has noted that seniors are the fastest-growing demographic, and yet, says Daniel Fontaine of the Canadian Association for Long Term Care, the government is not spending enough money on affordable housing for them. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade

If Ottawa can build hockey rinks, it can build long-term care homes

Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | November 16, 2018
  • It’s easy to see the importance of investing in big projects like roads, railways, and runways: they create and support job, help meet the

If Ottawa can build hockey rinks, it can build long-term care homes

Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | November 16, 2018
  • It’s easy to see the importance of investing in big projects like roads, railways, and runways: they create and support job, help meet the
Seniors Minister Filomena Tassi has noted that seniors are the fastest-growing demographic, and yet, says Daniel Fontaine of the Canadian Association for Long Term Care, the government is not spending enough money on affordable housing for them. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade

There’s a human resources crisis in seniors care

  • As we celebrated Labour Day a couple weeks ago, we paused and reflected on the significant contribution Canadian workers have and continue to make
Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | September 18, 2018
Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor, pictured at a scrum in the House foyer. Expecting that those working in our health-care system can appropriately care for our seniors based on the existing system and support structure is not feasible, writes the chair of the Canadian Association for Long Term Care. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade

There’s a human resources crisis in seniors care

Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | September 18, 2018
  • As we celebrated Labour Day a couple weeks ago, we paused and reflected on the significant contribution Canadian workers have and continue to make

There’s a human resources crisis in seniors care

Opinion | BY DANIEL FONTAINE | September 18, 2018
  • As we celebrated Labour Day a couple weeks ago, we paused and reflected on the significant contribution Canadian workers have and continue to make
Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor, pictured at a scrum in the House foyer. Expecting that those working in our health-care system can appropriately care for our seniors based on the existing system and support structure is not feasible, writes the chair of the Canadian Association for Long Term Care. The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade
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