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New survey aims to improve supports for older people with care needs
A new survey commissioned by the European Union is seeking to understand how people view care for older people with support needs and how they
Caring and caregiving for a person living with dementia
A free online public event, January 25, 2022, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. ET During Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, the Canadian Consortium on Neurodegeneration in
The Incredible Role of Family & Friend Caregivers
Jan 18th, 10:30 AM PDT Presented by: Lycia Rodrigues, Caregiver Support Manager, Family Caregivers of BC. Caregivers are important supports in the health of our
For Kahir Lalji of United Way Lower Mainland, A Sense of Belonging is What Older Canadians Need to Thrive
We sat down for a holiday fireside chat with Kahir Lalji, Executive Director at the United Way Lower Mainland, to reflect on the past year,
Donna Duncan of OLTCA Looks Back on 2021: A Year Focused on Modernizing and Expanding Long-Term Care
We sat down for a holiday fireside chat with Donna Duncan, CEO of the Ontario Long Term Care Association, to reflect on the past year,
Gregor Sneddon of HelpAge Canada Looks Forward to a New Year Where People Can Age With Dignity
We sat down for a holiday fireside chat with Gregor Sneddon, Executive Director at HelpAge Canada, to reflect on the past year, his wishes for
AGE-WELL Looks Forward to Providing Technology-based Solutions to Older Canadians in 2022
AGE-WELL, one of our closest partners, are experts in connecting older adults with the technology they need to live independent and enriching lives. Here’s what
CNPEA reflects on “watershed year” for older Canadians
We sat down for a holiday fireside chat with Bénédicte Schoepflin, Executive Director at the Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse, to reflect
Federal Ministers receive Mandate Letters from PM
This week, Prime Minister Trudeau sent his new cabinet of federal Ministers their mandate letters, outlining their priorities going forward. These letters are a strong