policy & government

advocacy groups urge trudeau to decriminalize drugs

they're also asking for federal funding to ensure “low-barrier access” to a safe supply of drugs.

the canadian press

oct 21 2021

a injection kit is seen inside the newly-opened fraser health supervised consumption site in surrey, b.c. advocates say access to safe drugs can save lives. (jonathan hayward / the canadian press)

opinion: filled icu beds the price sask. pays for premier's poor planning

what would our icus look like today if moe's may roadmap had simply required vaccine passports to public events including sporting events?

leader post

opinion

oct 12 2021

anger over poor covid-19 planning is now being squarely aimed at premier scott moe and health minister paul merriman.

military nurses expected in alta. monday

by: lisa johnson up to eight critical care nurses from ...

edmonton journal

coronavirus

oct 4 2021

nurses get ready before going into assist a covid-19 patient on the intensive care unit at peter lougheed in calgary on nov. 14, 2020.

que. nurses pan government’s bonus offer

the real issue is mandatory overtime, according to many nurses in the province.

the canadian press

policy & government

sep 29 2021

two nurses do rounds inside the covid unit of the verdun hospital in montreal. (allen mcinnis / montreal gazette)

que. will try to combat nurse shortage with bonuses

premier françois legault announced thursday the government will give $15,000 bonuses to all full-time nurses in the public system.

the montreal gazette

policy & government

sep 23 2021

nurses do rounds inside the covid-19 unit of the verdun hospital in february.

nearly half dissatisfied with sask. fourth wave course

taking the pulse poll shows about a third of respondents said they are satisfied with the saskatchewan government's pandemic response.

the star phoenix

policy & government

sep 23 2021

premier scott moe speaks at a press conference to provide an update on covid-19 measures in the province. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on friday, september 10, 2021.

vaccine passports ok: ontario human rights commission

ontario reported 463 additional covid-19 cases wednesday as the province's new program took effect

antonella artuso

policy & government

sep 22 2021

host jason singh with a notice of ontario's new vaccination requirement at firkin on the bay pub in the humber bay shores neighbourhood in toronto on tuesday september 21, 2021.

quebec to table bill banning anti-vax protests at schools, hospitals

montreal — francois legault says he will table a bill o...

the canadian press

policy & government

sep 22 2021

people hold up signs at a demonstration opposing the quebec government’s measures to help stop the spread of covid-19 in montreal on aug. 28. (graham hughes / the canadian press)

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

healthing.ca partners with the canadian centre for caregiving excellence

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.

healthing.ca

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

feb 7 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