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Amazing results the ROI on these programs is impressive.
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Looking forward to the ‘Strengthening Public Health’ concurrent session at AMO’s 125th Annual Conference in Ottawa on Tuesday, August 20th. @PHAgencies @TheNWHU #publichealthmatters @LorettaRyan @AMOPolicy
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Thank you to reps Dr, Charles Gardner, Trudy Sachowski, Dr. Eileen de Villa & Loretta Ryan for participating in today’s Ontario Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance events! Great to see MPPs, Queen’s Park staff, & Dr. Kieran Moore. @SMDhealthunit @Trudski2 @epdevilla @LorettaRyan
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Remembering Roy McMurtry, one of Ontario’s most influential attorneys general tvo.org/article/remembering-… — by @spaikin #onpoli
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In honor of #NonprofitAppreciationWeek in Ontario, we would like to recognize all 58,000 nonprofit organizations in the province, especially our members. It is a privilege to work with you as you strive to deliver the best possible care to #seniors. @LisaLevin1 @o_n_n
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An important discussion that AMO board members and staff are having with both provincial and federal governments. More details at AMO.on.ca and FCM.ca
Ontario's deal with cities puts our social and economic prosperity at risk. Read our op-ed in today's @TorontoStar thestar.com/opinion/contribu… #ONpoli
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So, this is how it’s working:
1. Reduce revenue cities can collect for needed housing infrastructure.
2. Tell cities you’ll “make them whole” a year ago. But don’t.
3. Set up a reward system for cities that meet housing targets, but is billions short.
4. Make sure that system won’t reward cities at all based on what’s under their control for those same housing starts.
5. Force cities to increase taxes, cut other needed services, incur debt and put credit ratings at risk.
6. Blame cities.
7. Get angry when Federal Government decides to give money to cities to help with housing.
8. Rinse.
9. Repeat.
10. Blame cities again.
thestar.com/news/gta/doug-fo…
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Happy to partner with @UHN on this project and excited to see even more across the city.
One of the coolest stories you will see this week:
Prescriptive housing from the University Health Network.
The Hospital network is building 51 modular housing units that can be prescribed to homeless individuals who are highly dependent on emergency rooms.
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There is an urgent need – and opportunities – for Ontario to expand seniors’ supportive housing, CEO@LisaLevin1 told delegates today in her presentation at the #AMOConference2023 @PaulCalandra @fordnation #onpoli
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As the voice of leadership in Ontario's local public health system, alPHa appreciated the opportunity to meet with @SylviaJonesMPP & for the productive conversation. alPHa looks forward to continuing to work with the government on behalf of Ontario's local public health agencies.
Monika Turner retweeted
Our government continues to invest at record levels to support public health across the province.
Great to discuss with the Association of Local Public Health Agencies and their members how our continued work is connecting Ontarians to care in every corner of the province.
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DYK: Habitat for Humanity Northhumberland and its volunteers have assisted over 60 families obtain affordable homeownership and over 100 families maintain affordable housing!
We are proud to support them through the Ontario Trillium Foundation and the Resilient Communities Fund.
ALT Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport, Neil Lumsden and Northumberland
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Thank you to Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Kieran Moore, and @Dr_ChrisSimpson, from @OntarioHealthOH, for their excellent presentation. We appreciated hearing your thoughts and insights on public health! #PublicHealthLeaders #PublicHealthMatters #alPHa2023
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Even though Sexual Assault Prevention Month ends today, we can continue to support survivors and speak out against violence & abuse. If you or someone you know has experienced violence, know that help is available – and reach out for support: ontario.ca/SAFE
#SAPM2023
ALT Illustration of a diverse group of women. Text says: Sexual Assault Prevention Month. ontario.ca/Women
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While time and data changes, the take away hasn’t changed. Communities can’t meet tomorrow, the future without a better way to pay for municipal capital and operational needs whether it’s cities or rural settings. #cdnmuni @FCM_online @AMOPolicy
In our Saturday afternoon plenary at #FCM2023AC, Director of @imfgtoronto Prof. Enid Slack provided a great overview to a very complex topic: Municipal financing and why the need for a conversation on a modern fiscal framework is so important. #cdnmuni
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Ontario has the highest GDP of any province or territory, yet the Ontario Government spends the least on serving its people. The root cause of Ontario’s homelessness crisis is decades of provincial neglect and underinvestment. #ONBudget2023
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In today's @globeandmail, @AMOPolicy and 25 organizations from the social, health, education, business, labour, and justice sectors signed on to an open letter to @fordnation calling on the provincial government to commit to end homelessness. Learn more at amo.on.ca/advocacy/health-hu…
ALT full page open letter in the Globe and Mail with 26 logos and signatories of various organizations
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No matter where you live in Ontario, you have seen an explosion in homelessness. It’s a direct result of successive provincial governments underinvesting in important services. @fordnation has the power to fix it in #ONBudget2023
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More than two dozen Ontario municipalities have adopted our resolution urging the Ontario Government to declare homelessness a social, economic and health crisis, commit to ending it, and work with us and other partners to achieve this goals. #ONBudget2023
