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[Tool] Canadian Ageing Policy Map

National Institute on Ageing (NIA)

How are governments across Canada responding to the needs of an ageing population?The NIA has launched the Canadian Ageing Policy Map, a new interactive tool that provides a national snapshot of government policies, programs, strategies and initiatives supporting older Canadians.Organized around the

[Report] The First 100 Years of Old Age Security

National Institute on Ageing (NIA)

As Canada marks 100 years since introducing its first old age pension, two new releases from the National Institute on Ageing (NIA) argue that ensuring retirement security for future generations will require looking beyond Old Age Security (OAS) to Canada’s retirement income system as a whole.The

[Report] Ready, Willing, and Needed: Renewing Older Adult Volunteering in Canada

Volunteer Canada

This report was developed as part of Volunteer Canada’s broader efforts to strengthen participation and volunteering across Canada. Through the National Volunteer Action Strategy, Volunteer Canada is working with partners to build a more coordinated and enabling environment for volunteerism, inclu

[Report] 2025-26 Link Worker Survey

Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing

In 2025-26, the Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing invited link workers and program staff from across the country to participate in the first National Link Worker Survey

[Recorded Webinar] Cultivating Resilience: The Role of Food Hubs in Strengthening Communities

CORE Alberta Food Security group

The Alex Community Food Centre (CFC) is a welcoming place for people to come together to grow, cook, share and advocate for good food for all

[Recorded Webinar] Designing with Intention: Building from "What is Strong"

Healthy Aging Alberta

We will explore how community programs can emerge or be strengthened through living knowledge circles, shared learning, and collective problem-solving.

[Recorded Event] Immigrant Senior Sector Connections Partners Meeting

Immigrant Senior Sector Connections CORE Group

session exploring how strategic and intentional collaboration can strengthen services, improve outcomes, and create more inclusive support systems for immigrant older adults across Alberta.

{Recorded Event] Starting Strong: Story Sharing Circles on How to Begin Intergenerational Work

Intergenerational Community of Practice

How do you turn an idea for intergenerational programming into a meaningful community initiative? Hear stories from our IG CoP team members about how they started doing intergenerational work and how it evolved to what they’re doing now!

[Guide] Dementia - Your Companion Guide (multiple languages)

McGill University Dementia Education Program

This educational resource is available to view as a flipbook or to download and print for FREE in multiple languages using the link below. This guide is available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese - Traditional & Simplified, Punjabi, Portuguese, Greek, Tagalog, Ukrainian, Russian, Ar

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