the future of aging
What does age have to do with it?
Unlike a carton of milk, we don't have a best-before date
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Second acts
For many older Canadians, retirement doesn’t mean the end of work. Instead, a growing number of retired people, especially teachers,…
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So you don’t want to retire
You might remember Amanda Bull, a PhD student in social gerontology at McMaster University, who we featured in the spring 2024 issue.
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Design for tomorrow and beyond
Communities that would ensure that elders can age in place with access to services necessary to live meaningful, vibrant lives.
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How to fit in with the locals
It’s so tempting to favour the familiar sometimes, rather than explore and engage with the destination you’ve spent considerable money travelling to.
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Retirement plans 2.0
We’re living longer and costs are rising, so now might be the time to revisit your financial plan. Consider these areas to make sure you’re still on track.
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The time of your life
Never look back! Begin right away to find activities to fill your time, volunteer, travel (if that suits you) and foster old friendships and find new ones, too!
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