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ACE | Welcome to ACE

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1	Please ımmedıately contact your mpp, mınıster of health chrıstıne ellıott, and premıer doug ford to demand the wıthdrawal of bıll 175 pendıng further study and broad consultatıon wıth stakeholders.
2	What's new?
3	Ace in the news

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1	ımportant - stop bıll 175
2	Connecting people to community care act, 2020
3	Ace made submissions on bill 175 to the standing committee on the legislative a***embly on june 16, 2020.
4	Bill 175 proposes sweeping changes to the home care system in ontario. ıf pa*ed, it will adversely affect the more than 700,000 people who rely on home care, the majority of whom are seniors. the bill also has implications for the provision of care in public and private hospitals and for the delivery of non-licenced congregate care. this is not the time to be pa*ing legislation which so profoundly changes health care in ontario.
5	Ace recommends the withdrawal of bill 175 in its entirety, pending further study and broad consultation with key stakeholders, particularly seniors and disability-rights advocacy groups, especially in light of the lessons that can be learned during covıd-19.

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1	The advocacy centre for the elderly is a community based legal clinic for low income senior citizens. ace is managed by a volunteer board of directors at least half of whom are seniors. ace is funded through legal aid ontario and is the first legal clinic in canada to specialize in the legal problems of seniors.

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2	Benefits of Legal Clinics for Ontario, April 29, 2019
3	Notice re Chronic Care Co-Payment Calculation since September 1, 2017

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1	Connecting People to Community Care Act, 2020
2	Rental Fairness Act,
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2	About ACE	text
3	Services	text
4	Who We Are	text
5	Upcoming Events	text
6	Members***p	text
7	Donate	text
8	Site Map	text
9	ACE Library	text
10	How To Find Us	text
11	WELCOME TO ACE	text
12	ACE LIBRARY	text
13	EN FRANCAIS	text
14	Consumer Protection	text
15	Elder Abuse	text
16	Abus des Aînés	text
17	Health Care Consent & Advance Care Planning	text
18	Home Care	text
19	Hospitals	text
20	Long-Term Care Homes	text
21	Pensions and Income	text
22	Powers of Attorney	text
23	Retirement Homes	text
24	Wills	text
25	LINKS	text
26	Benefits of Legal Clinics for Ontario, April 29, 2019	text
27	See our Spring/Summer 2018 Newsletter	text
28	ACE's submission to the Standing Committee on General Government onBill 160, Strengthening Quality and Accountability for Patients Act, 2017	text
29	Notice re Chronic Care Co-Payment Calculation since September 1, 2017	text
30	Short-Term Transitional Care - A Flawed Model	text
31	See our Spring/Summer 2017 Newsletter	text
32	Top of Page	text
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1	ACE made submissions on the Rental Fairness Act, 2017 before the Standing Commitee on General Government on May 10, 2017	text
2	St. Jacobs retirement home issued licence revocation by governing body	text
3	Family takes on Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care at Human Rights Tribunal	text
4	Hamilton families say vulnerable seniors ‘paying the ultimate price’ in Conservative cuts to long-term care	text
5	'Bed blockers' ate up 298 years of bed time at LHSC	text
6	over 4 years	text
7	Staff, not studies, needed to fix gaps in long-term care, says nurses	text
8	union	text
9	Seniors' Safety Follow	text
10	How can home-care users hold personal-support workers to account	text
11	The height of the heat wave has pa***ed, but with a high of 33 degress	text
12	forcasted for today	text
13	it's still pretty tough	text
14	Heat wave drives elderly couple from sweltering nursing home	text
15	Hospital failing seniors, retirement home officials say	text
16	When dementia patients commit crimes: Can Canada's justice	text
17	system	text
18	handle	text
19	the 'grey wave'?	text
20	'Worldwide attention': What to expect as killer nurse	text
21	inquiry	text
22	starts	text
23	Hallway Health Care	text
24	Inquest jury in Sudbury wants action	text
25	Quebec sets rules for use of surveillance cameras in long-term	text
26	care homes	text
27	St. Thomas hospital denies using threats, pressure tactics to toss out	text
28	grandma	text
29	ALC patients, known as 'bed blockers', straining Scarboroug	text
30	hospitals	text
31	Previous Stories	text
32	Free Download	text
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