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Over the last several budgets the Ontario government has continued to increase funding towards seniors’ care to address the deep systemic challenges that resulted from years of underinvestment.

On behalf of the ten provincial member associations that represent over 1,300 community based agencies and their over 200,000 workers, Ontario’s community health sector welcomes this opportunity to participate in the 2026 pre-budget consultation.

Over the last several budgets the Ontario government has continued to increase funding towards seniors’ care to address the deep systemic challenges that resulted from years of underinvestment.

As one of the largest seniors’ care associations in Ontario, we appreciate the opportunity to share proposals with the Ministry of Long-Term Care (the Ministry) on proactive changes to the Fixing Long-Term Care Act, 2021 (FLTCA or “the Act”) and…

The Build Canada Homes (BCH) initiative offers a generational opportunity to build seniors’ housing in Ontario by catalyzing large-scale affordable housing, leveraging federal land and procurement power, and driving innovation to address the immense need for housing across the country.

Download a PDF of AdvantAge Ontario's Federal Pre-Budget Submission for 2025.

The Association has consulted with dozens of our members with life lease housing who provided valuable insights to the proposed Bill 141: Life Lease Act, 2023.

AdvantAge Ontario’s 2025 Federal Election Platform outlines five key recommendations for protecting Canada’s growing seniors population.

AdvantAge Ontario's response to the proposed Bill 11: More Convenient Care Act, 2025, outlining key feedback on the Health Care Staffing Agency Reporting Act.

Seniors. They are our parents, our grandparents, our uncles and our aunts. They have worked their whole lives, and helped build Ontario into the province it is today