More Canadian seniors are feeling lonely
Chris
November 6, 2025
Natasha Lyndon, a long-serving marriage commissioner based in Kamloops, British Columbia, is stepping into retirement after many years dedicating herself to officiating weddings and supporting couples as they mark one of life’s most meaningful milestones. Her departure marks the end of a chapter characterised by local connection, personal service and
This is a message from the National Association of Federal Retirees CEO Anthony Pizzino: Oct. 1 marked National Seniors Day in Canada, a time to
According to recent fact-checking sources, an online rumor has circulated that there are new, stricter driving rules for Canadian seniors. The claim is that seniors
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
The Minister of Jobs and Families and Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario, the Honourable Patty Hajdu, announced that persons with
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
Investors, including Canadian seniors, are advised to exercise caution when considering Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) offers online. Fraudulent websites have been identified that aim to
The RCMP is warning the public, particularly elderly Canadian residents, about a reported scam involving individuals posing as maintenance workers and service providers. The suspects
Phones are constantly buzzing, and scammers know the easiest way to you is through your text messages. Lately, many people are seeing more text messages
BC Hydro is warning customers to remain vigilant as reports of attempted and successful scams surged in May 2025, highlighting the growing sophistication of fraud
Every winter, tens of thousands of Canadian seniors—often called “snowbirds”—head south to warmer U.S. climates. But this winter, many of them are facing new U.S.
Beginning in 2025, Canadians travelling to Europe (i.e. the Schengen Area) will face a new requirement as the European Union rolls out its European Travel
With the departures of AC009 from Toronto to Tokyo-Narita, AC556 from Vancouver to Los Angeles and AC489 from Montreal to Toronto, Air Canada resumed operations to get Canadians moving again. The three flights were the
Infectious disease specialists are urging Canadian seniors to get their updated COVID-19 vaccines as fall approaches. These updated mRNA shots from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, newly
For over two years, the Age Well at Home pilot provided vital, free support services—like light housekeeping, transportation, and information/referral—to around 170 low-income seniors in
McGill University researchers have developed and are licensing a digital tool to help safely reduce patients’ use of medications that may be unnecessary or even
Canadian shelters are seeing a noticeable increase in older adults experiencing homelessness. The demographics within shelters are shifting — a larger share of those accessing
Canadian seniors opting not to sell their homes is increasingly squeezing the real estate market—especially for younger, first-time buyers. That’s the message from Rishard Rameez,
Canadian seniors are largely staying in their long‑time family homes rather than downsizing into smaller units, which experts say is reducing available housing supply for
Last year featured the warmest winter on record for Canada. Should we expect another very mild winter this year? To answer this question, The Weather Network has
Seniors in British Columbia are feeling “invisible and forgotten” as they fall thorough the cracks in existing provincial support systems, their advocate says. In his
CarePatrol, the U.S.’s largest senior care solutions organization, announced the opening of its first two franchise locations in Ontario, marking a major milestone in the brand’s Canada expansion
