Lost Wages, Security and Voice: New Report Documents Workers’ Experiences of Subcontracting in BC’s Long-Term Care Sector

Published June 18, 2021 News

“Unionization is critical to providing stable working and caring conditions”

Ontario’s Assistant Infrastructure Minister Defended Doug Ford’s Handling of Long-Term Care Homes. He Also Held Shares in Long-Term Care Companies.

Published May 26, 2021 New

Sienna told shareholders it could benefit from Ministry of Infrastructure ‘Long-Term Care Development Program’

Catholic Sisterhood Calls For Mike Harris’ Removal From Board of For-Profit Long-Term Care Company

Published May 17, 2021 News Brief

Sisters with the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary raise concerns about Chartwell’s corporate culture and treatment of frontline workers

How Federal Leadership Can Help Establish Important Social Programs and Health Reforms

Published May 5, 2021 Explainer

What the federal government’s process and budget tell us about the future of childcare, pharmacare and long-term care

Long-Term Care Executives Give Themselves Big Bonuses Claiming ‘100% Customer Satisfaction’ During Deadly Pandemic

Published April 19, 2021 News

Chartwell rejected a proposal to give frontline workers a ‘living wage’

Why The Problem of Privatization in Long-Term Care Goes Beyond Corporate Ownership

Published March 11, 2021 Explainer

Low-quality, high-cost long-term care is a symptom of policies aimed at cutting public services and cutting taxes for the wealthy