The Government of New Brunswick has revealed its 2022-23 budget, entitled ‘Building on Success’. Despite massive deficit forecasts earlier, the province is showing a $408 million surplus in 2020-21 and is projecting a $487.8 million surplus. The budget includes several
Our partner CNPEA (Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse) has launched ‘Future Us: Roadmap to Elder Abuse Prevention‘, a landmark strategy to uphold the rights of seniors in our country. Future Us is a pan-Canadian engagement strategy that examines
Conservative MPP Lindsey Park introduced a Bill yesterday in the legislature pushing the Ontario government to prioritize addressing social isolation and loneliness–an issue that has become a crisis alongside the pandemic. Bill 104, Connected Communities Act, 2022 requires the Government
On March 22, CanAge co-signed a letter written to ON Health Minister Christine Elliott in support of Krishan Kukreja, a 96-year-old man with dementia who is nearing end-of-life but is unable to access a long-term care bed because he does
March 24, 20224:00 – 5:30 PM ET Hosted by: Heritage Skills Development Centre Join this informative session to learn about tax considerations for older Ontarians. A guest speaker from Open Policy Ontario, Mr. John Stapleton, will discuss and share insight
Starting June 30th, your bank will be sending you alerts via email, text or mobile app to notify you of important activity in your accounts. These alerts are part of the new and enhanced protections in Canada’s Financial Consumer Protection Framework,
March 24-25 Virtual, on Zoom (Meeting ID: 872 6104 7000 / Passcode: 2022) or by Phone (647-374-4685, OR 647-558-0588)Limited in-person space CanAge CEO Laura Tamblyn Watts is speaking at this community event hosted by Malvern Family Resource Centre. For more
The University of Alberta is conducting a study to understand seniors’ experience with using cannabis for health reasons. The research team is looking for: Older Canadians (60+) who use cannabis medicinally or are considering using it, and Professionals who advise
Hosted by United Way of BC April 27-29Online AND in-person (Executive Hotel Vancouver Airport in Richmond, BC) United Way British Columbia’s Healthy Aging is delighted to invite you to the 2022 Provincial Summit on Aging from April 27-29, 2022, at the Executive Hotel
In a recent bulletin, the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) shared a series of new educational resources designed to empower people to take control of their finances. There’s something for everyone here, and we hope you learn something new
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