Have you recently moved into a retirement residence? For some, it can take a while for a new place to feel like home; however, the holidays;
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While many people subscribe to the notion of performing random acts of kindness, there’s actually an official World Kindness Day,;
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Over the span of my career I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with thousands of Canadians about their retirement years. For many, this;
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For Jean Perdue, 93, of Chartwell Scarlett Heights in Etobicoke, Ontario, writing poetry began as a way to express her feelings. As she;
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The Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging reports that people are living much longer. The goal of this national research project—involving;
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September is when learning leaps onto the front burner. Great aunts, uncles and grandparents see kids from their immediate or extended;
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Fulfilling a lifelong passion can be a joyful event, and being able to share a dream with beloved family and friends can take the;
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Are your retirement years really the best of your life? “Yes!” says a 2016 Merrill Lynch/Age Wave report on leisure in retirement.;
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Mathilda “Tilly” Koppes, 82, of Chartwell Ridgepointe in Kamloops, British Columbia, longed to honour her late husband Martin’s;
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Antoine Normand, 77, of Chartwell Monastere d’Aylmer in Gatineau, Quebec, describes himself as a “Don Quichotte with a mission.” Known for;
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April is Cancer Awareness Month in Canada, also known as Daffodil Month. Daffodil Days began in 1957, after Canadian Cancer Society (CCS);
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“I want to stay active in my retirement years.” It’s a goal that many of us strive for as we age. Keeping mentally and physically fit,;
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