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Entente Education Canada urges federal government to take steps to improve cash flow and tax fairness for seniors, caregiver support

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Entente Education Canada urges federal government to take steps to improve cash flow and tax fairness for seniors, caregiver support. (2026, September 23). Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/globenewswire/entente-education-canada-urges-federal-government-to-take-steps-to-improve-cash-flow-and-tax/article_553d71bb-3f12-5615-80d7-7410620469c4.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-09-23 · by GlobeNewswire, Inc.

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Entente Education Canada has requested that the federal government implement three key fiscal measures aimed at improving cash flow and tax fairness for seniors, as well as supporting caregivers. The organization's pre-budget submission highlights the increasing financial pressures on older Canadians trying to age safely at home and underscores how these policy changes could alleviate strain on health systems and long-term care facilities.
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Entente Education Canada submitted recommendations to the federal government ahead of its budget planning on September 23, 2026. The organization emphasized the need for three key fiscal measures to help older Canadians maintain financial security as they age at home. Rising expenses and economic pressures are making it increasingly difficult for many seniors to stay in their homes safely and affordably. Entente argued that addressing these issues would not only enhance the well-being of older adults but also alleviate strain on long-term care facilities, hospitals, and healthcare systems. Additionally, the submission highlighted the importance of supporting caregivers who play a crucial role in enabling aging in place for seniors.

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Canadians Entente Education Canada GLOBE NEWSWIRE Ontario Toronto

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Narrative

In a pre‑budget submission, Entente urged the government to adopt policy changes that would meaningfully improve financial security for older adults and support the caregivers who often make aging in place possible.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-23
🔮 In a pre‑budget submission, Entente urged the government to adopt policy changes that would meaningfully improve financial security for older adults and support the caregivers who often make aging in place possible.

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Older Canadians want to age safely and affordably in their homes. asserted
Canadians → want → homes
To help them do so, Entente Education Canada has called on the federal government to enact three critical fiscal measures. asserted
Canada → help → measures
Rising costs and financial strains are making it harder for many seniors to age in place. asserted
seniors → rise → place
Taking action can support their well-being and contribute to reducing pressures on long‑term care, hospitals and our health systems. asserted
Taking → take → care
In a pre‑budget submission, Entente urged the government to adopt policy changes that would meaningfully improve financial security for older adults and support the caregivers who often make aging in place possible. asserted
aging → urge → place
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