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Walkom: Harper’s pension cuts will hit the young hardest

February 24, 2012

  This article was originally published by the Toronto Star on February 22nd, 2012.  To view this article and ...

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OAS/Pension Poll Report

February 24, 2012

KEY FINDINGS February 24, 2012: Members not only make it clear that raising the eligibility age for OAS will erode ...

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Spinal Stenosis- The burden of the aging spine, survey results

February 24, 2012

In my last column “Spinal Stenosis: The burden of the aging spine!” I discussed a common spinal condition, termed ...

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BC Ombudsman’s Delivers Damning new Report – Government Responds with Seniors Action Plan (Updated)

February 24, 2012

February 24th 2012:  A report recently published by the B.C. Ombudsman says that government needs to do more to care ...

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Disaster in the Making: Provinces have No Plan to Help Ease in New Oxycontin Restriction

February 24, 2012

Purdue Pharmaceuticals, which manufactures OxyContin (a powerful opiate and painkiller) is replacing it with a drug ...

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Community Corner Feb-2012

February 24, 2012

  CARP Chapter activity across Canada has been picking up since the winter break and nothing has energized and ...

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Ask the Doctor: The 5 crises in Pain Management

February 24, 2012

February 24th 2012: I just could not resist passing on to you a summary of an article that hit my desk. It bears the ...

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Ontario Safety League addresses current media issues regarding “Senior Drivers”

February 24, 2012

All drivers in Ontario are a concern of the Ontario Safety League and have been since 1913. It’s fair to say that if ...

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NDP hears anger over OAS idea

February 24, 2012

This article was published by The Chronicle Herald on February 12th 2012.  To see this article and other related ...

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Healthcare System too Dependent on Acute Care and Long-Term Care Facilities

February 24, 2012

February 24, 2012 – The Ontario healthcare system relies too heavily on acute care and long-term care facilities, ...