AdvantAge Ontario News

Highlighting AdvantAge Ontario media activity and member “good news” stories from across the province.

Media contact: Debbie Humphreys, Senior Director, Corporate and Public Affairs, 905.851.8821 x 233

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Releases

MemberLead,PublicLead
February 4, 2025

Ontario Election: Reimagining Aging

February 27 is Election Day in Ontario. With the dynamics at the federal level, there will be many competing priorities for attention during this time. That’s why today, AdvantAge Ontario is launching our election platform document: Reimaging Aging:
MemberLead,PublicLead
February 4, 2025

Reimagining Aging: Bold Ideas to Support Ontario Seniors

Our older loved ones deserve to be supported with the same care and dignity as they showed us. Now is the opportunity to do that. This election, we are asking all political parties to take bold action to provide seniors with the housing options and c
News Releases
October 17, 2024

Community health sector launches campaign profiling staffing challenges and impact to patient care

Ten provincial associations representing Ontario’s community health sector are raising awareness of a growing wage gap impacting the care millions of Ontarians rely on. A new campaign launched today entitled For Us. For You. highlights the need
News Releases
March 26, 2024

Ontario Budget 2024 Statement from CEO Lisa Levin

Statement by Lisa Levin, CEO of AdvantAge Ontario, which represents more than 500 providers of long-term care, seniors’ housing, supportive housing and community service agencies: “Today’s budget includes important investments aimed directly at th
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February 25, 2024

Time Running Out on Looming Seniors’ Housing Crisis: AdvantAge Ontario

Too many seniors are entering long-term care homes prematurely, according to AdvantAge Ontario, which is calling on government to create more housing specifically targeted at the province’s aging population. “Long-term care beds should be treated