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CANADA | Oct 30, 2025
[Study] Canadian Study on the Wellbeing of Solo Retirees
Despite the high numbers of solo retirees, we know little about their wellbeing and lived experience. This study will capture their voices.
READ MORE[Article] Revolutionizing Senior Care: Optima Living and University of Alberta Spark a Transformative Partnership
A groundbreaking collaboration between Optima Living and the University of Alberta's Department of Medicine, under the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, led by Professor of Healthy Aging, Dr. Adrian Wagg, is shaping the future of care.
[New Coalition] Fair Funding for Nonprofits
Fair Funding for Nonprofits launches new website and newsletter
[News] Vaccine Report Card 2025
This year’s expanded assessment covers three respiratory illness seasons and includes new scoring that better matches today’s immunization landscape.
[Article] #AWorldSightDay Call to Action
Vision as a Pillar of Healthy Ageing: A World Sight Day Call to Action
[Briefing Note] High Demand and Constrained Capacity in Charitable Sector
Canada’s charitable sector is under immense pressure.
[Blog] Prescriptions for aging well: Muscle, strength and protein matter
As we age, many of us begin to think more seriously about how to maintain our health, independence, and quality of life. In a recent webinar, Dr. Stuart Phillips, Professor of Kinesiology at McMaster University and Canada Research Chair in Skeletal Muscle Health, shared compelling insights into how muscle, strength, and protein play a vital role in aging well.
[News] Identifying community resources to help seniors age in place
With an increasing number of Alberta seniors opting to age in place, Healthy Aging Alberta is playing a pivotal role in ensuring that the province becomes one of the most favourable places globally for senior living.
[News] Five fall activities for older adults to boost well-being
Fall activities are not just seasonal fun, they can also support healthy aging in fall by boosting physical health, mental sharpness, and emotional well-being.
[Alberta-Wide Funding] Open Call for Proposals: Service Delivery Models Supporting Older Adults
Healthy Aging Alberta is pleased to announce a province-wide open call for proposals to expand three key service delivery models that support older adults in aging well in community
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