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Time is not on our side

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Cost and demand for elder care will double By Canadian Medical Association As the first baby boomers reach their 75th birthday this year, a new study commissioned by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) estimates the cost and demand for elder care will nearly double by 2031. The analysis, Canada’s Elder Care Crisis: Addressing the Doubling […]
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Keep me at home

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By Hannah Langstaff If a year of lockdowns has taught me anything, it is that a prolonged health crisis causes many of us to think about the future. We are constantly asking questions: When will life return to normal? What will normal look like? Am I prepared for what happens next? Too many questions. Only […]
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Parasite found in cat poop linked to higher brain cancer risk in humans Exposure to Toxoplasma gondii, which reproduces in cats and most often spreads to humans through raw meat, may increase the risk of brain cancer. The researchers found a link between the presence of T. gondii antibodies in people’s blood, indicating previous exposure […]
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Employer’s Accessibility Toolkit

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Developed to assist Ontario employers in meeting the Employment Standard requirements of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act the kit shares examples of successful organizations and contains advice on sourcing talent, accommodations, return to work, and retention. Conference Board of Canada