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500,000 seniors found their people at Ontario's SALC centres

Half a million older Ontarians walk through the doors of Seniors Active Living Centres every year, and most of us never hear a word about it. We ...

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OCTOBER 16, 2026
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One in Five Older Adults Flagged for Dementia Risk in McMaster Study

One in five. That is how many older adults screened through two Ontario community paramedicine programs showed signs of potential cognitive impai...

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OCTOBER 15, 2026
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Ontario's seniors deserve faster hip fracture care, and honesty about why

Every year, roughly 13,000 Ontarians break a hip, and that isn't just a number.

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OCTOBER 14, 2026
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Two Seniors, Two Ontario Postal Codes, Two Very Different Futures

Poor health drained more than $100 billion from Canada's economic output in 2025, according to Deloitte Canada's new Health Productivity Gap anal...

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OCTOBER 9, 2026
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Retirement planning has a caregiving blind spot

Retirement planning in Ontario almost always begins with a number: the savings target, the contribution schedule, the drawdown date. What it almo...

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OCTOBER 8, 2026
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Why income alone cannot see seniors going without

This should make us uneasy. Canada has two hardship numbers, and they will not agree: the official market basket measure puts poverty at 11 per c...

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OCTOBER 6, 2026
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Smart renovations that protect senior independence at home

Montreal put a question on the table that Ontario cannot ignore: how can technology help older adults stay home? When a seniors’ conference draws...

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OCTOBER 5, 2026
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Ontario needs a senior-centred response to opioid use disorder

Ontario’s opioid crisis is not somebody else’s tragedy, filed under a younger generation. The Ontario Drug Policy Research Network recorded 1,087...

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OCTOBER 1, 2026
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The patient power behind community outreach

Senior volunteers are not a campaign’s spare bench. Treating them that way is lazy thinking, and it leaves community outreach with the memory of ...

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OCTOBER 2, 2026

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