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opinion: 'just tell us what's going on' with the border

by: anne jarvis mayor drew dilkens’ office received an ...

windsor star

opinion

jun 27, 2021

the international border crossing between canada and the united states at the ambassador bridge in windsor, ontario.

in their own words: 'my bones are so heavy with boredom'

tegan smallwood uses to poetry to communicate all that's been lost because of the pandemic.

tegan smallwood

opinion

jun 27, 2021

creative writing student tegan smallwood on pandemic life. getty

opinion: are the media turning on dr. tam?

the chief public health officer's 'vaccines aren't perfect' line clashes with the brand-new 'what's taking so long to reopen?' narrative

the national post

opinion

jun 24, 2021

canada's chief public health officer theresa tam.

opinion: let's ensure canadian disability benefit becomes reality

twenty-two per cent of canadians live with a disability, but they make up 41 per cent of those who live in poverty.

ottawa citizen

opinion

jun 24, 2021

michelle hewitt is co-chair of the group disability without poverty.

opinion: weighing the risks, benefits of covid vaccines

canada's messaging about vaccinations has to be clearer than it was with the astrazeneca vaccines, writes dr. harry rakowski.

dr. harry rakowski

opinion

jun 23, 2021

a nurse from humber river hospital administers the pfizer/biontech covid-19 vaccine at st fidelis parish in toronto, ontario, canada march 17, 2021.

opinion: eye care in ontario is under threat

optometry is drastically underfunded in this province, and it’s finally reaching a breaking point.

ottawa citizen

eye health

jun 22, 2021

patrick monaghan's daughter's first eye exam (through ohip) several years ago when she was six months old. the optometrist in the picture is monaghan's colleague dr. lora lee hardy, at barrhaven optometric centre.

opinion: public medicare is on trial, pay attention

are we ready for medically necessary care to be allocated based on ability to pay, instead of need?

colleen m. flood and bryan thomas

opinion

jun 22, 2021

at issue is how we reconcile individual rights with (often imperfect) public policies that aim to protect and promote the health of all.

opinion: where's the help for addicted b.c. youth in crisis?

the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.

daphne bramham, vancouver sun

opinion

jun 21, 2021

the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

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the canadian centre for caregiving excellence supports and empowers caregivers and care providers, advances the knowledge and capacity of the caregiving field, and advocates for effective and visionary social policy, with a disability-informed approach.

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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

feb 07, 2023

supporting caregivers and care providers

the canadian centre for caregiving excellence is a new initiative incubated and powered by the azrieli foundation.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31, 2023

portrait of young woman with down syndrome and her mother

events for caregivers and care providers

discover events for caregivers and care providers from the canadian centre for caregiving excellence.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31, 2023

a group of women have a serious discussion about the proposed budget for their department.

caregiver resources

caregivers and caregiving organizations across the country have created tools and resources to support and empower caregivers in their role.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31, 2023

two friends with disability in rehabilitation centre watching digital tablet.

savvy siblings builds financial security for people with disabilities

more people with disabilities are outliving their parents than ever before. as a result, more siblings are transitioning into caregiving roles.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31, 2023

understanding the needs of caregivers in nunavut

the canadian centre for caregiving excellence is investing in a cross-territory mapping exercise to better understand the needs and challenges of those who provide care in nunavut.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31, 2023