Moira Welsh

The Ontario government is launching a three-year, $9-million pilot project for "emotion-focused care" in long-term care facilities.

Heated competition for 17 spots in a pilot project focused on transforming nursing homes shows the industry is ready to elevate residents over institutional efficiency, says Ontario's long-term care minister.

With more than 1.5 million octogenarian-plus Ontarians expected by 2041, some say the province needs a master plan for growing old.

Ontario is lagging on its promise to build or upgrade 58,000 new long-term care beds by 2028, although due to the growing demand among older adults for community supports, the

An excerpt from Star reporter Moira Welsh's new book, "The Astonishing Lives of Older Women: How to Create Pleasure Over Peril in Peak Longevity."

A new Ontario pilot project aims to help older adults remain in their communities with the support of three nursing homes.

Premier Doug Ford’s controversial plan to get Ontarians off social assistance and into jobs is failing those with complex physical and intellectual disabilities, according to the province’s own internal research.

Auditor general Shelley Spence released audits exposing issues in government use of AI and the training of commercial truck drivers.

Premier Doug Ford's new omnibus bill is taking aim at a slew of "safety measures."

The expenses by the riding associations of some of Doug Ford’s ministers, which include nearly $15,000 for organic grass-fed premium beef, are detailed in Elections Ontario filings, and are funded by political donations that qualify for provincial tax credits.