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Caregiving responsibilities and a higher representation in collaborative industries means that women are more likely to have friends at work.

Canada is on the verge of becoming a “super-aged” nation — a term that refers to nations where 21 per cent or more of the population is aged 65 or older. At present, Japan, Italy, Finland and Germany all meet this criteria, and Canada is expected to reach this milestone…

Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey’s spotlight on unpaid care and male caregiving has never been more necessary. In addition to photo ops at theme parks and falling into lakes, Davey has put out a more serious party election broadcast featuring his personal story of caring for his teenage son John,…

Inflation and the healthcare system stretch out caregiving duties for Gen Xers, crunching their retirement goals.

In April, as part of Budget 2024, the federal government announced its “intention to launch consultations on the development of a National Caregiving Strategy.” But what does this mean for Canadians?

More adults age 65 and older are becoming caretakers, at the expense of their own financial security.

Collage Group revealed that lack of cultural competency, as well as family traditions, make Hispanics more likely to become caregivers.

It’s a privilege to take paid time when your baby is born. But the system is far from equal

Explore the complexities of a palliative care nurse's life in the film 'Ivo,' directed by Eva Trobisch. Delve into themes of caregiving, personal struggles...

Increasingly, states are stepping in to offer family leave options for caregivers.

An innovative program in Colombia gives men a chance to master the skills needed to be a hands-on dad — and become closer to their kids along the way.