The “baby boomer” generation is represented by those who were born between 1946 and 1964. According to Environics Analytics, Canada’s born baby boomers combined with immigrants who are in the same age bracket will give our nation a significantly high number of seniors in 20 years. Owned by Bell Canada, the marketing and analytical services
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Although the winter season doesn’t officially get underway until the 21st of December, frosty conditions are already upon us. Don’t look now, but the City of Toronto has encountered its first snowfall. For many Canadians, winter is a wondrous time. For many others, the beauty of the season is often overshadowed by its potential dangers.
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Can you believe that Christmas will be here in just over a month? The holiday season is definitely a time of joy, togetherness and creating cherished memories. For seniors, this wonderful time of year is an opportunity to engage in delightful activities that bring a sparkle to their days. It’s vital, of course, that when
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We see them everywhere. They are often prominently displayed in parking lots, on roads and at public facilities. Do they make a difference? Absolutely! Our world is comprised of many different people including, of course, those with disabilities. There is no question that the signage put in place to assist such individuals with accessibility, safety
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Most of us take the act of standing upright on our feet for granted. However, as we age, maintaining good balance can become increasingly difficult. Older adults need to take steps to prevent falls and stay active. A key component of improving balance is strengthening the muscles that support our posture and stability. But who
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A new school year will begin in about a month! Students and teachers are gearing up for another stretch of classroom studies and activities. As a result, this isn’t a time of year when many people consider the needs of seniors. But that is a mistake. There are numerous concerns for older adults during back-to-school
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With August now here, we would like to remind you that there is still plenty of summer left to enjoy! In fact, August is a month when many outdoor events take place. With the Civic Holiday weekend fast approaching, there are bound to be several to choose from. Arguably, the most popular is the Toronto
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In August of 2020, London, Ontario’s Western University conducted a survey to gauge the attitudes and opinions of 2,110 Canadians and 2,124 Americans. The respondents were aged 18 to 65+ years old. The objective of the study was to assess how North Americans perceived older people during the pandemic and what factors explained these perceptions.
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With the spring season now in full swing, we’re all enjoying a burst of fresh air and a sense of renewal. This is especially true for older adults. After being cooped up indoors during the winter months, senior citizens can finally step out and enjoy the warmer weather. However, it is important for them to
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As we age, our homes can become more hazardous than we realize. Everyday objects that we once took for granted can become dangerous obstacles, causing falls, burns and other injuries. For seniors, these risks can be particularly dangerous, as they are often more prone to accidents and may have underlying health conditions that make recovery
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