Scam tipsheet designed for Canadian seniors
To help raise awareness of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO), is issuing a warning—scams are on the rise, including scams that target seniors. CIRO enforcement data reveals that approximately 30% of all CIRO case assessment files involve seniors. According to CIRO’s 2024 Investor Survey, approximately one in five Canadians have been approached […]
More Canadian seniors facing homelessness
Canada is witnessing a troubling trend: its homeless population is aging. In major cities like Vancouver, the proportion of clients aged 61–65 is growing at approximately 2% per year. Those 55 and older now make up around one-third of shelter users—up from just 25% during the pandemic x.com+9cp24.com+9toronto.citynews.ca+9. This spike reflects not only seniors aging […]
Cool stuff to do for Seniors Month in Canada
June 2025 marks Seniors Month across Canada, a time to celebrate and support older adults through wellness, education, and social engagement. With the theme “Fit, Active and Healthy Seniors,” communities nationwide are offering a variety of programs and events tailored to seniors’ interests and needs. barrielibrary.ca+2flaoht.ca+2eapon.ca+2 1. Participate in Local Events and Activities Many municipalities […]
Helpful Tips for Seniors Month in Canada
As several provinces mark Seniors Month in June, the Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) is reaffirming its commitment to financial literacy and raising fraud awareness through its enhanced Fraud Prevention Toolkit for Older Adults. This Toolkit features new and revised guidance designed to empower older Canadians to safeguard their finances, stay vigilant against financial scams, and take action when they encounter fraudulent activities. Canadians […]
Innovation coming to seniors housing
As global demographics shift, the aging population becomes a defining force in product innovation. At the 137th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair), Chinese companies have been embracing this trend with technology-driven, senior-centric solutions designed to promote safety, independence, and dignity for older adults. One standout exhibitor, Guangzhou SELAQUA Sanitary Ware Co., Ltd. (Aicube […]
Partnership formed with Canadian seniors
The Canadian Association of Retired Persons (“CARP”), a non-partisan, non-profit, advocacy association working on behalf of its 255,000 members and all Canadian seniors, and Integracare Inc., a market leader in private home healthcare services, are pleased to announce a partnership to provide CARP members with preferred access to high-quality home care in areas that Integracare currently […]
Canadian seniors brace for postal strike
A potential Canada Post strike, set to commence on May 23, 2025, poses significant challenges for Canadian seniors who heavily depend on traditional mail services for essential communications, financial transactions, and healthcare needs. Impact on Seniors Many seniors, particularly those in rural or remote areas, rely on mail for receiving bills, bank statements, prescription medications, […]
Canadian seniors see jump in debt problems
A new national study from Money.ca reveals that Canada is facing a mounting debt and delinquency crisis, with average non-mortgage debt rising and delinquency rates spiking sharply across the country. The findings from Canada’s Rising Debt Crisis shed light on growing financial vulnerability among Canadians, fueled by inflationary pressures, high housing costs, and rising interest rates. The report, which examines data across […]
Canadian seniors offered new flight options
Air Canada’s recent announcement of its largest winter expansion to date, featuring new routes to Latin America, presents exciting opportunities for senior travelers seeking warmer climates during the colder months. This expansion includes four new destinations and 13 new routes, enhancing accessibility to popular sun destinations. CTV News For seniors, especially those residing in colder […]
Canadian snowbirds could see U.S. visa changes
On May 10, 2025, U.S. lawmakers introduced the “Canadian Snowbird Act,” a bipartisan bill aimed at extending the duration Canadian retirees can spend in the United States without a visa. Currently, Canadians are permitted to stay in the U.S. for up to six months per year under the B-2 tourist visa. The proposed legislation seeks […]
