A new study suggests it may be possible to regenerate cartilage lost to aging or arthritis with an oral drug or local injection, rendering knee and hip replacement unnecessary. pulse.ly/z6a3o3yymj

Proud to join Inn From the Cold, community leaders, and colleagues from all levels of government today as we officially kick off this year’s Coldest Night of the Year campaign. Across the country — and close to home — we walk on February 26, 2026 to support neighbours

Please re-Tweet to raise awareness: What we commonly call #dementia "behaviors" actually are communication about confusion, pain, distress, or for other wants or needs to be addressed. We must view them compassionately and listen for the message. #Alzheimers #caregiving #quote

Small moments can spark big change. Hear Mary Deacon explain why taking a moment for mental health matters in this CTV Winnipeg interview: ctvnews.ca/winnipeg/video… Jan 21 is #BellLetsTalk — share your moment and join the conversation.

Would you like to grow your career with meaningful work that serves Oxford County residents? Oxford County is currently recruiting for a variety of positions and application deadlines vary. Learn more about these roles and apply online at oxfordcounty.ca/careers

Attention first-year U of T MD Program students! Are you interested in forensic psychiatry? Discover the Summer Studentship in Forensic Psychiatry – your chance to get first-hand experience in the field! 6 spots available. Apply by January 30, 2026: psychiatry.utoronto.ca/summer-student….

In this post I explore practical, achievable ways older adults can stay active at any age or ability level. Staying active isn’t about running marathons, it’s about movement that keeps us independent, connected, and enjoying life. berniamartincitycounty.substack.com/p/staying-acti…

Call for Abstracts! #CAG_2026: Crossing Currents - Navigating Aging through Collaboration and Coordinated Action, October 15-17 in Charlottetown! Hosted by Mount Saint Vincent University NS Centre on Aging University of PEI. Submit your abstracts: buff.ly/4Lqv7Oe Student Connection

"You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson #Alzheimers #dementia #kindness #quote

Building long-term care homes is protecting Ontario’s economy. Across the province, 151 long-term care projects are opened, under construction, or approved to begin. These projects are contributing $13.2B to Ontario’s GDP and $9.3B in labour income — supporting local

Great to stop by Copernicus Lodge for some carolling! Cultural activities and programming like this are so important to the quality of life for residents in Ontario's long-term care homes.

Long-term care redevelopment isn’t just about better buildings; it’s about building stronger communities. In Southampton, building of the Southampton Care Centre is almost complete, bringing 160 modern long-term care spaces to the community. Construction alone is generating

🎙️ Three Researchers. One Disease. Lewy Body Dementia Dementia Researcher Dr. Ece Bayram ece bayram , Dr. Joe Kane, and Dr. David Koss discuss why Lewy body dementia is so complex, often misdiagnosed, and where research is headed. Listen: dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/podcast-three-… Watch:

When Ontario builds long-term care, rural communities grow stronger. In Ailsa Craig, the redevelopment of Craigwiel Gardens is adding 13 new and 83 modernized long-term care spaces. It is also generating $51.8 million in GDP and $36.2 million in labour income through local

February is Black History Month, a time to honour and celebrate Black history, culture, and voices. 📚 Join WPL in exploring books that inform, inspire, and amplify Black voices.

Being able to walk away from a change initiative (often something we have invested huge personal effort in and feel passionate about) is a defining capability for leaders of change. In change work, we celebrate the leaders who “push through resistance” and “never give up”. We

So glad to be back Humber Polytechnic to announce our government’s investment into the Learn and Earn program with Premier Doug Ford and Minister Nolan Quinn This program will help train hundreds of new long-term care workers and is a testament to the great training that Humber

With an investment of $30M, our government is: ✅launching a new program to help over 1,400 RNs train to work in primary care ✅creating 170 primary care nurse practitioner education seats ✅adding up to 150 physician assistant education seats 🔗dawngallaghermurphympp.ca/ontario-invest…

Long-term care investment shows up where it matters most, in local communities. In Durham Region, the Glen Hill Gardens redevelopment will modernize 99 spaces and add 125 new ones. The project will generate $120.8 million in GDP and $84.4 million in labour income. The work is

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