Ministers meet to discuss Canadian seniors issues
Canada’s Federal/Provincial/Territorial Ministers Responsible for Seniors Forum held productive discussions in early March on key priorities to support current and future generations of older Canadians. The meeting was co-chaired by Canada’s Minister of Seniors, the Honourable Joanne Thompson, and New Brunswick’s Minister responsible for Women’s Equality and Seniors, the Honourable Lyne Chantal Boudreau. As seniors represent the fastest-growing demographic in Canada, the […]
Canada has its own council for seniors
Today, the Honourable Joanne Thompson, Minister of Seniors, and the Honourable Mark Holland, Minister of Health, announced four new members being appointed to the National Seniors Council (NSC). The NSC engages with seniors, stakeholders and experts to provide advice to the Government of Canada on matters related to the health, well-being and quality of life of seniors. The […]
Program lets Canadian seniors age at home
CarePatrol, a leading senior care solutions franchise with more than 200 locations open across 40 states and Canada, is proud to announce the launch of its proprietary program, AlignedCare™, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at enhancing the quality of care and improving the lives of aging adults through collaboration with value-based care partners. As a first-of-its-kind program, AlignedCare™ […]
Vancouver seniors get energy-efficient upgrades
The federal government is investing more than $15.5 million to enhance energy efficiency for 420 affordable homes in Vancouver through the Canada Greener Affordable Housing (CGAH) program and an additional $511,000 through the Affordable Housing Fund. The funding is being used to identify and implement deep energy retrofits with the goal of improving the energy efficiency and increasing the longevity of […]
Ontario seniors push for more funding
With the Ontario election slated to begin Wednesday, the Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP), one of Canada’s leading seniors advocacy groups, today officially endorsed Home Care Ontario’s call for further investments that would provide over 16 million more hours of home care for seniors and their families across the province. “CARP is proud to support this initiative to […]
Fun things Canadian seniors and their grandkids
Spending quality time with grandchildren offers Canadian seniors a wonderful opportunity to strengthen family bonds and create lasting memories. Engaging in enjoyable activities together can bridge generational gaps and provide enriching experiences for both grandparents and grandchildren. Here are several fun and meaningful activities to consider: 1. Craft Projects Crafting allows for creativity and collaboration. […]
Support Canadians with aging at home
Every senior deserves to age with dignity and choice, in their communities and on their terms. Recently, Canada’s Minister for Seniors, the Honourable Seamus O’Regan Jr. and the Minister of Health, the Honourable Mark Holland, welcomed a new report from the National Seniors Council (NSC) examining measures to further support Canadians aging at home, titled Supporting […]
Goals Canadian Seniors Can Set for 2025
As 2025 approaches, Canadian seniors have an opportunity to set meaningful goals that enhance their quality of life, foster well-being, and strengthen connections with their communities. Setting realistic and fulfilling objectives can make the coming year more enriching and enjoyable. Below are some goal ideas tailored to the needs and interests of Canadian seniors. 1. […]
Canadian Seniors Protect Themselves from Scams
Scams targeting seniors are a growing concern in Canada. Older adults are often seen as easy targets due to their trusting nature, less familiarity with technology, or their vulnerability to emotional manipulation. However, with awareness and proactive steps, Canadian seniors can protect themselves from falling victim to these fraudulent schemes. This is the latest entry […]
The Impact of the Canada Post Strike on Seniors
The Canada Post strike can significantly affect many Canadians, but seniors, in particular, face unique challenges during such disruptions. As a demographic that often relies on traditional postal services for essential communications, payments, and goods, the interruption of services can create considerable hardships for older adults. This article explores how a Canada Post strike impacts […]
