Keeping older Canadians in the headlines
CanAge is a go-to media commentator on breaking issues affecting our members. Bringing attention to seniors’ issues, and making people listen, is a core part of what we do.
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Below is some of our media coverage, organized by newest first:
About 200 Mississauga seniors losing retirement home to sale – CBC News – 3/25/24
Read article here: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/chartwell-heritage-glen-sale-1.7154114
Women 65 and older less likely than men to visit medical specialists, data shows – Global News – 3/20/24
Read & watch story here: https://globalnews.ca/news/10372278/older-canadian-women-medical-specialists-statistics-canada/
On the court, these seniors and teens bond over basketball. Does their program hold a clue to curing our epidemic of loneliness? – Toronto Star, 4/19/24
Read article here: https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/on-the-court-these-seniors-and-teens-bond-over-basketball-does-their-program-hold-a/article_988369f0-db36-11ee-8c6c-4f118c812d41.html
Aging Parents: A Real-Life Guide to Solving Problems with Laura Tamblyn Watts – McMaster University – 3/18/24
Read article here: https://continuing.mcmaster.ca/events/aging-parents-a-real-life-guide-to-solving-problems-with-laura-tamblyn-watts/
Plan members with Alzheimer’s still have plenty to offer the workplace: patient advocate – Benefits Canada – 3/12/24
Read article here: https://www.benefitscanada.com/events/conference-coverage/plan-members-with-alzheimers-still-have-plenty-to-offer-the-workplace-patient-advocate/
Researchers say more regulation would help make technology accessible for seniors – Capital Current – 3/4/24
Read article here: https://capitalcurrent.ca/researchers-say-more-regulation-would-help-make-technology-accessible-for-seniors/