Project

Faces of Aging

The aging of Canada’s population will present a host of complex social and economic challenges for governments at all levels over the next few decades. The Faces of Aging program examines this demographic phenomenon and its implications for public policy and society at large. This research program was directed by Colin Busby.

Latest Research

Long-Term Care Financing: What’s Fair and Sustainable?

  • Frances Woolley

Life and Death in Long-Term Care: Are We Learning the Wrong Lessons from COVID-19?

  • Michel Grignon and Harneet Hothi

Réorganiser les soins de longue durée à la lumière de la pandémie

  • Yves Couturier, Maxime Guillette and David Lanneville

More on this Topic

Assessing Cash-for-Care Benefits to Support Aging at Home in Canada
  • Colleen M. Flood, Deirdre DeJean, Lorraine Frisina Doetter, Amélie Quesnel-Vallée and Erik Schut
Hausser l’âge d’admissibilité aux prestations du Régime de rentes du Québec ?
  • Pierre-Carl Michaud, Yann Décarie, Franca Glenzer, François Laliberté-Auger and Stefan Staubli
MAiD Legislation at a Crossroads: Persons with Mental Disorders as Their Sole Underlying Medical Condition
  • The Halifax Group
Relieving the Burden of Navigating Health and Social Services for Older Adults and Caregivers
  • Laura M. Funk
Are Low-Income Savers Still in the Lurch? TFSAs at 10 Years
  • Richard Shillington
Improving Advance Medical Directives: Lessons from Quebec
  • Louise Bernier and Catherine Régis
Interpreting Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying Legislation
  • Jocelyn Downie; Jennifer A. Chandler
Unfinished Business: Pension Reform in Canada
  • Bob Baldwin and Richard Shillington

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It shouldn’t be this hard to navigate health and social care systems
TFSAs were supposed to help low-income Canadians save for retirement
Revoir les directives médicales anticipées au Québec
Confusion about medical-assisted dying legislation puts Canadians at risk
Why our current suburbs are no place to grow old
Canada needs a comprehensive strategy to improve prescription drug safety for seniors
We need to start caring for caregivers
Ontario doesn’t need an income-based drug benefit program for seniors

Related Events

Webinar: “ Soins aux aînés : comment faire en sorte que cette fois-ci soit la bonne ? ” IRPP Event Webinar: “ Soins aux aînés : comment faire en sorte que cette fois-ci soit la bonne ? ” January 1, 1970
Webinar – Expanding home care options in Canada IRPP Event Webinar – Expanding home care options in Canada January 1, 1970
Webinar — Could Federalism Help Cure What Ails Long-Term Care? IRPP Event Webinar — Could Federalism Help Cure What Ails Long-Term Care? January 1, 1970
Webinar Series: Long-Term Care Reform series | irpp event Webinar Series: Long-Term Care Reform April 9, 1624
Webinar — A Roadmap to Long-term Care Reform in Canada IRPP Event Webinar — A Roadmap to Long-term Care Reform in Canada January 1, 1970
Working Lunch – Hausser l’âge d’admissibilité au RRQ ? IRPP Event Working Lunch – Hausser l’âge d’admissibilité au RRQ ? January 1, 1970
Webinar: Interpreting Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying Legislation IRPP Event Webinar: Interpreting Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying Legislation January 1, 1970
Webinar: Improving Prescription Drug Safety for Canadian Seniors  IRPP Event Webinar: Improving Prescription Drug Safety for Canadian Seniors  January 1, 1970
Expanding Long-Term Care in the Community: Can It Be Done? IRPP Event Expanding Long-Term Care in the Community: Can It Be Done? January 1, 1970
Is Canada ready for a national pharmacare program? IRPP Event Is Canada ready for a national pharmacare program? February 5, 2015
Où vont les soins de longue durée au Québec ? IRPP Event Où vont les soins de longue durée au Québec ? July 9, 1415
Bending the Cost Curve in Health Care: Can It Be Done? IRPP Event Bending the Cost Curve in Health Care: Can It Be Done? January 1, 1970
Age-Friendly Communities in Ontario <br><small>Multi-Level Governance, Coordination Challenges and Policy Implications</small> IRPP Event Age-Friendly Communities in Ontario <br><small>Multi-Level Governance, Coordination Challenges and Policy Implications</small> January 1, 1970
Are Canadians saving enough for retirement? IRPP Event Are Canadians saving enough for retirement? January 1, 1970
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