The province has appointed the former Children and Youth Advocate to the role of Seniors Advocate after the decision was made to combine the two offices.
Norm Bosse says he is there to listen to any complaints or issues that impact seniors.
Bosse says the mandate covers a number of areas of concern for seniors such as if they feel they have been victims of fraud, or have become mentally or physically disabled and need to write a will or appoint power of attorney.
Bosse expects to do well in the role because he says after all you are dealing with vulnerable people just in two different demographics.
