Try Seattle for a short vacation
1 Hotels, the nature-inspired luxury lifestyle hotel brand founded by hospitality visionary Barry Sternlicht, is thrilled to announce that reservations are now open for 1 Hotel Seattle, debuting in April 2025. Set in the buzzy South Lake Union neighborhood at the cross-section of Seattle’s emerging biotech and big-tech industries, 1 Hotel Seattle is a world-class urban retreat, blending sustainable […]
More Canadians fearing cancer diagnosis
A new survey released on World Cancer Day by the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) in partnership with the Angus Reid Institute is exposing the predicted long-term financial impact of a cancer diagnosis on working-age Canadians, including heightened concerns about their long-term savings and job prospects. It also gives insights into the financial strain experienced by […]
Some travel trends for Canadian seniors
IMG (International Medical Group), an award-winning global insurance benefits and assistance services company, has released the results of its annual Travel Outlook Survey that gathered more than 1,500 responses from IMG customers about their 2025 travel plans. The survey reveals that 96% of respondents plan to travel internationally in 2025, with 51% of those respondents planning to take 3 […]
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 […]
More Canadian seniors going hungry
Toronto City Council has declared food insecurity an emergency, drawing attention to a systemic crisis that impacts over 1 in 10 Torontonians, including many seniors. This declaration underscores the urgent need for collective action as the city faces the rising demand for food assistance. “Toronto declaring food insecurity an emergency should be a wake-up call for […]
Canadian seniors face risks from this illness
Norovirus, often referred to as the “stomach flu,” is experiencing a notable increase in cases across Canada. This highly contagious virus leads to gastroenteritis, resulting in symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps, and nausea. While it can affect individuals of all ages, Canadian seniors are particularly vulnerable due to potential underlying health conditions and […]
Tips for Canadian seniors on taking medication
Ensuring accurate medication intake is crucial for Canadian seniors to maintain health and independence. Mismanagement can lead to adverse effects, hospitalizations, or diminished quality of life. Implementing effective strategies can help seniors manage their medications safely and effectively. 1. Maintain an Up-to-Date Medication List Keeping a comprehensive, current list of all medications, including prescriptions, over-the-counter […]
Steps Canadian Seniors Can Take to Get Healthy
As Canadians age, maintaining good health becomes increasingly important to ensure an active, fulfilling, and independent lifestyle. By adopting practical and proactive steps, seniors can significantly enhance their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Here are some essential strategies: 1. Stay Physically Active Regular physical activity is crucial for seniors. Exercise helps improve cardiovascular health, strengthen […]
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. […]
New projects to find cures in Canada
Doctors and researchers in cancer clinics and labs across the country will spend the next year following “patients’ orders” rather than the other way around after receiving funds from a new patient-directed research program led by Terry Fox Research Institute’s Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network (the Network). The program, known as the Patient Voices […]
