Foreign care workers accepted into a dedicated PR stream have been waiting more than 15 months for next steps from Ottawa

A new study published in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior shows that when immigrants have adopted some cultural and behavioural elements of their home country but not others, they have worse ...

New research by ONN, including a report and scorecard reveal how the province is faring on public policies that shape Ontario's care economy. While the findings are grim, there are many ways to build ...

Coming to grips with the “existential” crisis in care amidst an increasingly austere economic environment requires not just financial support for caregivers, but broader system investments and reforms...

Without guardrails on private investment in care, patients and workers will keep paying the price, UNI Global Union warns

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Colombia caregivers break isolation and reclaim dignity through training

The following table shows the top 5 most cited articles that were published in 2025, across all ASA journals.

The gender pay gap among self-employed Canadians is significantly larger than among those in traditional employment. Over 50 per cent of self-employed women earn less than $50,000 annually.

Home care is essential to Ontario’s health- care system, but its failures are offloaded onto underpaid personal support workers — mostly racialized immigrant women —who often work in unsafe conditions.

A QUIET ABSENCE THAT SPEAKS VOLUMES

Ottawa, ON – November 24, 2025 – At a critical moment for Canada’s early learning and child care program, feminist and community leaders from across Canada are gathering in Ottawa this week for the s

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