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Art Eggleton

Art Eggleton is a Canadian Senator and former mayor of Toronto and Member of Parliament.

Research, innovation sparking health-care revolution

  • Canada spends about $228-billion each year on health care, but the system still can’t keep up with demand. Despite the undeniable dedication, skill and
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | May 7, 2018

Research, innovation sparking health-care revolution

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | May 7, 2018
  • Canada spends about $228-billion each year on health care, but the system still can’t keep up with demand. Despite the undeniable dedication, skill and

Research, innovation sparking health-care revolution

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | May 7, 2018
  • Canada spends about $228-billion each year on health care, but the system still can’t keep up with demand. Despite the undeniable dedication, skill and

A Canadian partnership to address dementia

  • PARLIAMENT HILL —Today, roughly 564,000 Canadians will struggle with dementia. This will not only present a frustrating and frightening challenge to them, but to
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | February 5, 2018
Canada's federal Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor, pictured recently on the Hill. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

A Canadian partnership to address dementia

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | February 5, 2018
  • PARLIAMENT HILL —Today, roughly 564,000 Canadians will struggle with dementia. This will not only present a frustrating and frightening challenge to them, but to

A Canadian partnership to address dementia

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | February 5, 2018
  • PARLIAMENT HILL —Today, roughly 564,000 Canadians will struggle with dementia. This will not only present a frustrating and frightening challenge to them, but to
Canada's federal Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor, pictured recently on the Hill. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

It’s time that food security be on the table

  • Food insecurity affects more than 4 million Canadians and involves issues of poverty, health care, agriculture, climate change, education, and more. In early December,
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | December 15, 2016
A farmers' market in Ottawa. Food insecurity affects more than 4 million Canadians and involves issues of poverty, health care, agriculture, climate change, education, and more. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

It’s time that food security be on the table

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | December 15, 2016
  • Food insecurity affects more than 4 million Canadians and involves issues of poverty, health care, agriculture, climate change, education, and more. In early December,

It’s time that food security be on the table

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | December 15, 2016
  • Food insecurity affects more than 4 million Canadians and involves issues of poverty, health care, agriculture, climate change, education, and more. In early December,
A farmers' market in Ottawa. Food insecurity affects more than 4 million Canadians and involves issues of poverty, health care, agriculture, climate change, education, and more. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Federal government must spur change with a new health accord, not just cut cheques

  • As the federal, provincial, and territory health ministers negotiate a new health accord, the federal government must spur change—not just cut cheques. That was
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | November 24, 2016
Health Minister Jane Philpott and the Trudeau government are working with the provinces on a new health accord. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Federal government must spur change with a new health accord, not just cut cheques

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | November 24, 2016
  • As the federal, provincial, and territory health ministers negotiate a new health accord, the federal government must spur change—not just cut cheques. That was

Federal government must spur change with a new health accord, not just cut cheques

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | November 24, 2016
  • As the federal, provincial, and territory health ministers negotiate a new health accord, the federal government must spur change—not just cut cheques. That was
Health Minister Jane Philpott and the Trudeau government are working with the provinces on a new health accord. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Cyber security in Canada overdue for an update, experts tell Senate open caucus

  • Cyber security in Canada needs a major overhaul, one that looks at the problem beyond just the virtual scope; that was the message that
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | October 20, 2016
“The rate and nature of change requires an evergreen cyber strategy,” said Peter Sloly, executive director with Deloitte Canada, who works in the cyber section of the risk advisory services. Photograph courtesy of Stephan Röhl, Wikimedia Commons.

Cyber security in Canada overdue for an update, experts tell Senate open caucus

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | October 20, 2016
  • Cyber security in Canada needs a major overhaul, one that looks at the problem beyond just the virtual scope; that was the message that

Cyber security in Canada overdue for an update, experts tell Senate open caucus

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | October 20, 2016
  • Cyber security in Canada needs a major overhaul, one that looks at the problem beyond just the virtual scope; that was the message that
“The rate and nature of change requires an evergreen cyber strategy,” said Peter Sloly, executive director with Deloitte Canada, who works in the cyber section of the risk advisory services. Photograph courtesy of Stephan Röhl, Wikimedia Commons.

Canada has fallen behind, panel on mental health in prisons says

  • Underfunded, under resourced, unseen, and inadequately supported. These were the words panellists at Wednesday’s Senate Liberal Open Caucus used to describe investments in mental
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | June 17, 2016
Photograph courtesy of Pexels.

Canada has fallen behind, panel on mental health in prisons says

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | June 17, 2016
  • Underfunded, under resourced, unseen, and inadequately supported. These were the words panellists at Wednesday’s Senate Liberal Open Caucus used to describe investments in mental

Canada has fallen behind, panel on mental health in prisons says

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | June 17, 2016
  • Underfunded, under resourced, unseen, and inadequately supported. These were the words panellists at Wednesday’s Senate Liberal Open Caucus used to describe investments in mental
Photograph courtesy of Pexels.

Canadian Arctic territorial claim dependent on inclusivity and collaboration with Inuit

  • Canada’s claim to its extended Arctic continental shelf can only be legitimized through an inclusive and collaborative engagement with circumpolar Inuit peoples. This was
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | May 5, 2016
Photograph courtesy of Michelle Valberg.

Canadian Arctic territorial claim dependent on inclusivity and collaboration with Inuit

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | May 5, 2016
  • Canada’s claim to its extended Arctic continental shelf can only be legitimized through an inclusive and collaborative engagement with circumpolar Inuit peoples. This was

Canadian Arctic territorial claim dependent on inclusivity and collaboration with Inuit

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | May 5, 2016
  • Canada’s claim to its extended Arctic continental shelf can only be legitimized through an inclusive and collaborative engagement with circumpolar Inuit peoples. This was
Photograph courtesy of Michelle Valberg.

Canada must reaffirm important role of women in conflict, experts tell Senate Liberal Caucus

  • As the Liberal government strives to work toward gender equality here at home, they must also ensure that the threat to women and girls
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | March 15, 2016
'Gender parity remains elusive without meaningful action from governments and civil society to spark inclusion,' UNHCR Representative in Canada Furio De Angelis, pictured in 2011, told the Senate Liberal Open Caucus. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Canada must reaffirm important role of women in conflict, experts tell Senate Liberal Caucus

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | March 15, 2016
  • As the Liberal government strives to work toward gender equality here at home, they must also ensure that the threat to women and girls

Canada must reaffirm important role of women in conflict, experts tell Senate Liberal Caucus

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | March 15, 2016
  • As the Liberal government strives to work toward gender equality here at home, they must also ensure that the threat to women and girls
'Gender parity remains elusive without meaningful action from governments and civil society to spark inclusion,' UNHCR Representative in Canada Furio De Angelis, pictured in 2011, told the Senate Liberal Open Caucus. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Time for feds to take aggressive measures to fight obesity

  • Almost two thirds of adults in Canada are overweight or obese, according to Statistics Canada – a dramatic increase that has taken place over
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON, KELVIN OGILVIE | March 4, 2016

Time for feds to take aggressive measures to fight obesity

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON, KELVIN OGILVIE | March 4, 2016
  • Almost two thirds of adults in Canada are overweight or obese, according to Statistics Canada – a dramatic increase that has taken place over

Time for feds to take aggressive measures to fight obesity

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON, KELVIN OGILVIE | March 4, 2016
  • Almost two thirds of adults in Canada are overweight or obese, according to Statistics Canada – a dramatic increase that has taken place over

Feds should implement pilot project on guaranteed income

  • We have immense challenges in our country when it comes to poverty. We have families that struggle to pay rent. We have children that
Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | March 1, 2016
Liberal Senator Art Eggleton looks over one of the 4,000 postcards being presented to the All-Party Anti-Poverty caucus by the Dignity for All campaign on Parliament Hill on May 6, 2015. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Feds should implement pilot project on guaranteed income

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | March 1, 2016
  • We have immense challenges in our country when it comes to poverty. We have families that struggle to pay rent. We have children that

Feds should implement pilot project on guaranteed income

Opinion | BY ART EGGLETON | March 1, 2016
  • We have immense challenges in our country when it comes to poverty. We have families that struggle to pay rent. We have children that
Liberal Senator Art Eggleton looks over one of the 4,000 postcards being presented to the All-Party Anti-Poverty caucus by the Dignity for All campaign on Parliament Hill on May 6, 2015. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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