Where candidates stand

Mike Schreiner on seniors.

Q: What have Mike Schreiner and his party put on the record for older adults?

Health and care: The 2025 platform promised to build 48,000 non-profit long-term care spaces by 2029, and at least one nurse practitioner for every 120 long-term care residents.Housing and staying at home: Promised thousands of supportive housing units for seniors, by adding health and social supports to existing non-profit seniors’ buildings, and help for naturally occurring retirement communities through an Age-Friendly Communities grant program.Community and caregivers: Promised more support for people who care for loved ones who are ill or elderly.Every line links to its source on this page. As of October 13, 2026.

Leader of the Green Party of Ontario. MPP for Guelph. The Green Party’s 2025 platform promised 48,000 non-profit long-term care spaces by 2029, supportive housing for seniors, help for naturally occurring retirement communities, and more support for caregivers.

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Mike Schreiner, smiling, in front of a brick wall in 2021 — Photo: Angus Chan, cropped, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

This is what Mike Schreiner has put on the public record for older adults, with the source for every line. Read it side by side with the other party leaders on Where candidates stand, and decide for yourself.

Leader of the Green Party of Ontario. MPP for Guelph.

Mike Schreiner

The Green Party’s 2025 platform promised 48,000 non-profit long-term care spaces by 2029, supportive housing for seniors, help for naturally occurring retirement communities, and more support for caregivers.

Party website

Health and care
Promise The 2025 platform promised to build 48,000 non-profit long-term care spaces by 2029, and at least one nurse practitioner for every 120 long-term care residents. Source: Federal Retirees: Ontario’s political parties, what’s on the table (quoting the Green Party’s 2025 platform), February 19, 2025
Money
We haven’t found a public statement or commitment aimed at older adults on this topic yet.
Housing and staying at home
Promise Promised thousands of supportive housing units for seniors, by adding health and social supports to existing non-profit seniors’ buildings, and help for naturally occurring retirement communities through an Age-Friendly Communities grant program. Source: Federal Retirees: Ontario’s political parties, what’s on the table (quoting the Green Party’s 2025 platform), February 19, 2025
Getting around and safety
We haven’t found a public statement or commitment aimed at older adults on this topic yet.
Community and caregivers
Promise Promised more support for people who care for loved ones who are ill or elderly. Source: Federal Retirees: Ontario’s political parties, what’s on the table (quoting the Green Party’s 2025 platform), February 19, 2025

Changes to this page

October 11, 2026Record published, with a CASL Seniors Score.
October 13, 2026CASL no longer rates anyone, so the score shown since October 11 was removed. This page now shows only the public record, with its sources.

Parties can send us a link to new public commitments. We review them every week and add what is public by the same rules as everyone else.

How we choose what to show

Only public, dated sources, each one linked: the party’s own website and platform, government records, and news reports of what they said or did. Five topics that matter to older adults; each line is labelled Record, Promise or Said, and a policy for everyone is marked as such. Where nothing aimed at older adults was found, every page says the same: “We haven’t found a public statement or commitment aimed at older adults on this topic yet.” The same rules apply to everyone, listed in alphabetical order. Read the full rules.

The other party leaders

Doug FordPremier of Ontario since 2018. Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party.
Marit StilesLeader of the Ontario NDP and of the Official Opposition. MPP for Davenport.

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What Mike Schreiner has put on the public record for older adults, as shown by CASL, the Chamber for the Advancement of Senior Living, on October 13, 2026: https://www.thecasl.ca/where-they-stand-mike-schreiner.html. CASL doesn’t rate, rank or endorse anyone.

Questions

What have Mike Schreiner and his party put on the record for older adults?

Health and care: The 2025 platform promised to build 48,000 non-profit long-term care spaces by 2029, and at least one nurse practitioner for every 120 long-term care residents.
Housing and staying at home: Promised thousands of supportive housing units for seniors, by adding health and social supports to existing non-profit seniors’ buildings, and help for naturally occurring retirement communities through an Age-Friendly Communities grant program.
Community and caregivers: Promised more support for people who care for loved ones who are ill or elderly.

Every line links to its source on this page. As of October 13, 2026.

Does CASL rate or endorse Mike Schreiner?

No. CASL doesn’t rate, rank, score, endorse or oppose any candidate, politician or party, and takes no money, ads or favours from any. This page shows only what is on the public record, with the source for every line.

How can this page change?

When something new is on the public record. We review it every week; the date and the change are listed under “Changes to this page”.