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Minister accuses Tories of delaying legislation that would help seniors

iPolitics By Janet E Silver. Published on Apr 12, 2021 5:52pm Seniors Minister Deb Schulte (Twitter photo) Seniors Minister Deb Schulte wants Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole and his caucus to stop delaying Bill C-14, the Economic Statement Implementation Act. “On behalf of Canadian seniors, I am pleading with you to please stop the delay,” Schulte wrote on Sunday in a letter addressed to the Conservative leader. The bill, which would implement certain provisions of the Liberal government’s fall economic statement, was tabled on Nov. 30, 2020. According to Schulte, the legislation would provide “urgently needed help for seniors.” Schulte says the money would prevent the spread of COVID-19, pay for COVID testing, and help seniors access virtual and mental-health care.

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Ontario seniors living in fear of COVID-19 feel forgotten in vaccine rollout plan

Ontario seniors living in fear of COVID-19 feel forgotten in vaccine rollout plan Farrah Merali © Richard Agecoutay Ketty Samel, 71, with her husband Morris Samel, who is 76 years old. The Thornhill couple wants seniors living in the community to be prioritized in the Ontario government s vaccination rollout plan. When the first COVID-19 vaccine was approved in Canada, Ketty Samel and her 76-year-old husband Morris believed the end to the long months of isolation was in sight. Since last March, the Thornhill, Ont., couple has been hunkering down in their home. We re living in fear. For me to go to a grocery store right now, I m in a total sweat. I m stressed, I walk in and I walk out. I grab whatever I need off the shelves and that s it.

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