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CANADA | Apr 07, 2025
[News] Is 70 the new 65? Canadians are pushing back retirement plans
For Diane Clark in Regina, playing cards at a seniors home was not how she intended to spend her retirement, but due to rising costs and limited income, that’s changed.
READ MORE[News] Ward off loneliness by strengthening social connections
Ward off loneliness by strengthening social connections
[News] Sundre society aims to identify gaps in seniors services
Sundre society aims to identify gaps in seniors services
[News] Mother Tongues, Memories, and Movement: Inside a Culturally Appropriate Program for Immigrant Seniors
Click HERE to read the full articleThe Gaia Community Care and Wellness Society (Gaia Cares) operated a weekly wellness program for Chinese-speaking seniors. The organization facilitates activities su
[News] Newell Housing Foundation becomes first certified Living Wage Employer in Brooks
Newell Housing Foundation becomes first certified Living Wage Employer in Brooks
[News] Loneliness among seniors is a global threat. This advocate is pushing for a local solution
Loneliness among seniors is a global threat. This advocate is pushing for a local solution
[News] The Economic Costs of Family Caregiving
Studies show that solutions to reduce the impact on the economy and on the financial lives of caregivers are needed.
[News] Dating for Calgary Seniors
Older adults navigating the dating pool
Caregivers Alberta launches new Work & Care Program
Caregivers Alberta's Work & Care Program
[News] 400K seniors approved for dental care program as applications set to open for more Canadians
Applications for the federal government's new dental insurance program are about to open up to more Canadians.Starting Feb. 1, Service Canada will begin sending letters to seniors aged 72 to 76 inviti
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