Driving and Dementia
A dementia diagnosis does not necessarily mean that a person is incapable of driving and should have their license suspended. Read more here.
Frozen Meals That Offer More
The hurried pace of contemporary society poses numerous challenges towards preparing our own fresh meals, with many people finding
How retirement communities benefit from built-in “social circles”
As health and safety restrictions surrounding COVID-19 ease around the country, many Canadians are beginning to enjoy “social circles”
The Pain of Choosing
We all know that life gives us choices. Early on we learned that choosing one thing always means leaving
Caregivers Find Relief with Meals on Wheels
The role of a caregiver is a challenging responsibility. Significant time and energy must be invested in discovering and
Summer Safety: How To Stay Cool When It’s Hot!
It's Summer! For many, this is their favorite time of the year. Summer just seems to present bigger opportunities
Are You Using Technology Wisely?
Whether you’re 50+, 60+ or a more “Senior” senior, the truth about technology is you’ve seen a lot of
A Death Doula Takes the Fear Out of Dying
“To the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure”. J. K. Rowling Birth and death are the
6 Benefits of Community and Connection in Challenging Times
Leading an active life. This article challenges common myths about retirement living and discussing the social benefits of choosing the lifestyle.
