Émilie’s law practice focuses on litigation in the health sector, including representing public hospitals and their employees in medical malpractice litigation. She appears in court…
The Council on Aging of Ottawa
Émilie’s law practice focuses on litigation in the health sector, including representing public hospitals and their employees in medical malpractice litigation. She appears in court…
Before spending ten years as the Science Policy Advisor for various levels of federal government including the Minister of Natural Resources, Jenny Murphy was a…
Michael (Mike) Powers joins The Council on Aging after 40+ years of business development successes in the Financial Services, Economic Development, and Not-for-profit sectors. A…
Intergenerational programs benefit children and older peopleBy Peggy Edwards, The Council on Aging of OttawaFirst published in the Fifty-Five Plus Magazine, July/August 2023The evidence is…
Chantal is a highly motivated healthcare professional with a strong background in public health, serving vulnerable populations. She brings over 20 years of experience as…
On March 28, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland released the federal government’s 2023-24 Spring Budget, A Made-in-Canada Plan: Strong Middle Class,…
On March 23, Minister of Finance Peter Bethlenfalvy released the 2023 Budget: Building a Strong Ontario.The COA summarized highlights from the provincial budget that aligns with…
Audrey Jacques has over fifteen years of experience in the federal public sector. She has worked in communications and marketing as well as on a…
People living with disabilities, including many older adults, require accessible built environments, including age-friendly accessible housing. The best way to ensure this requirement is to adopt Universal Design.What is…
Accessibility is created when the needs of people with disabilities are specifically considered, and products, services and facilities are built or modified so that they…