https://youtu.be/C4TlMkUz95E April 25th, 9:00 AM MTOnline (Zoom) FREE TO ATTEND Join us virtually on April 25th for an engaging conversation about staying healthy as you get older, hosted by Canada’s national seniors’ advocacy organization! Starting in Alberta, we’re kicking off
We’re conducting a survey to learn about your experiences with transportation, including barriers and challenges you may face when accessing these services. You’ll also have the opportunity to share your ideas about how communities in Canada can do more to
CanAge worries that, in spite of some momentum, newly announced investments fall short of what’s needed to get older Canadians back on their feet. TORONTO ON, April 7—CanAge, Canada’s National Seniors’ Advocacy Organization, is applauding the federal government today for
April 5th, 20221:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET, online April 5th is National Caregiver Day when we recognize the nearly 8 million Canadians who care for family and friends who have chronic health conditions, disabilities or functional limitations. Combining care
Hosted by: Advantage OntarioApril 20-21, 2022, online An inspiring online education and networking event for Ontario’s not-for-profit long-term care and seniors’ housing community.
The Government of Nova Scotia has released its 2022-23 budget, entitled ‘Solutions for Healthcare, Solutions for Nova Scotians’. The province is making major investments in health care spending, and is projecting a $500 M deficit. Nova Scotia’s budget includes substantial
Immunization is by far the most effective way to keep people healthy while reducing burden on our healthcare system. In fact, vaccines have saved more lives worldwide than any other medical intervention in history. It is estimated that vaccinations save
The terrible situation in Ukraine right now has many Canadians wondering how to best send money to loved ones overseas. There are a few things you should know when sending funds to ensure your money gets to the right person
The Government of Quebec has released its 2022-23 budget, announcing several key investments for seniors in areas including care and financial support. While a commitment to building affordable housing was included, the allocated $100 million falls far short of what
The Government of Saskatchewan has released its 2022-23 budget, entitled ‘Back on Track’. The budget makes several promising investments to support the health, finances and well-being of older adults, including expanding funding for the high-dose flu shot for seniors–a key
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