Democracy and health equity in an era of AI
Democracy hinges on our ability to decide what issues matter, how to tackle them and who should lead the change. …
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Election 2022: Seniors’ care
Wellesley Institute’s New Normal is a vision of a better Canada, Ontario, and Greater Toronto Area where everyone thrives post-pandemic.…
Budget submission 2022: Prioritizing health equity
Canada has significant health inequities. Wellesley Institute research has shown that social factors such as housing, income, education, discrimination, and…
Federal Budget Response 2021
The recent federal budget was an opportunity to make significant progress to establish a new normal to create a stronger,…
Comparative lives lost analysis: A lens on the adequacy of our COVID-19 response
The first wave COVID-19 effort from Government, health, charities, businesses and our population has been extra-ordinary. But with over 8500…
Supporting support workers: PSWs need increased protections during COVID-19
Across the province, personal support workers (PSWs) have been walking out on their jobs because of unsafe working conditions created…
Rethinking the definition of institutional racism
After 18-year-old Stephen Lawrence was killed by racist thugs while waiting for a bus in South London in 1993, no…