- Seniors targeted by Edmonton jewellery thieves CBC - Sun, 19 May, 2013
After receiving reports about two recent daytime robberies, Edmonton Police are warning about jewellery thieves who appear to be targeting seniors. More »Seniors targeted by Edmonton jewellery thieves
After receiving reports about two recent daytime robberies, Edmonton Police are warning about jewellery thieves who appear to be targeting seniors.
- Rogers starts charging for paper bills CBC - Thu, 16 May, 2013
Rogers customers are being asked to pay an extra $2/month for paper billing, amid claims of discrimination by a seniors' advocate. More »Rogers starts charging for paper bills
Rogers customers are being asked to pay an extra $2/month for paper billing, amid claims of discrimination by a seniors' advocate.
- MLAs have harsh words for AHS 100 km policy CBC - Wed, 15 May, 2013
Alberta Health Services came under heavy criticism today over a controversial policy proposed for seniors' care in the province. More »MLAs have harsh words for AHS 100 km policy
Alberta Health Services came under heavy criticism today over a controversial policy proposed for seniors' care in the province.
- Saskatchewan NDP says seniors deserves more baths; urges minimum 2 a week The Canadian Press - Wed, 15 May, 2013
REGINA - The Opposition is urging the Saskatchewan government to ensure seniors living in nursing homes get at least two baths a week. More »Saskatchewan NDP says seniors deserves more baths; urges minimum 2 a week
REGINA - The Opposition is urging the Saskatchewan government to ensure seniors living in nursing homes get at least two baths a week.
- RCMP charge Alberta businesswoman with theft, fraud CBC - Wed, 15 May, 2013
A group of elderly women living in a Leduc seniors complex are the latest people to be owed money by a businesswoman who has left a trail of bad debts and broken promises … More »RCMP charge Alberta businesswoman with theft, fraud
- Housing strategies key to future, says author CBC - Sat, 11 May, 2013
A group of seniors in St. John's got a lesson during a reading on Friday about how to live in their homes — for longer. More »Housing strategies key to future, says author
- Senior granted dream of seeing last living sibling CBC - Fri, 10 May, 2013
An Ontario senior has had her dream of returning to the province of her birth to see her last living relative come true, thanks to a charity that grants wishes for s … More »Senior granted dream of seeing last living sibling
- Ont. fire code upgrades sprinklers in seniors homes, care facilities CBC - Thu, 9 May, 2013
New changes to Ontario fire and building codes will make it mandatory for all retirement homes and long-term care facilities to have automatic sprinklers. More »Ont. fire code upgrades sprinklers in seniors homes, care facilities
New changes to Ontario fire and building codes will make it mandatory for all retirement homes and long-term care facilities to have automatic sprinklers.
- Moncton landmark castle on auction block CBC - Wed, 8 May, 2013
After sitting vacant for more than two years, a former seniors home and Catholic school built in the early 1900s will be auctioned off in Moncton on May 29. More »Moncton landmark castle on auction block
- Driving study could keep seniors on the road longer CBC - Tue, 7 May, 2013
Driving can be a challenge for people later in life. But new research suggests that keeping senior citizens confident and on the road could be safer for everyone. More »Driving study could keep seniors on the road longer
Driving can be a challenge for people later in life. But new research suggests that keeping senior citizens confident and on the road could be safer for everyone.
- Rules for hearing-aid sales eyed in Saskatchewan amid public safety concerns The Canadian Press - Tue, 7 May, 2013
REGINA - A certified hearing-aid practitioner says people, especially seniors, are at risk because there are no rules for the sale of hearing aids in Saskatchewan. More »Rules for hearing-aid sales eyed in Saskatchewan amid public safety concerns
REGINA - A certified hearing-aid practitioner says people, especially seniors, are at risk because there are no rules for the sale of hearing aids in Saskatchewan.
- Seniors' housing waiting list doubles CBC - Tue, 7 May, 2013
The length of the waiting list for affordable seniors' housing on P.E.I. has doubled in the last five years, says the P.E.I. Senior Citizens' Federation, and the government … More »Seniors' housing waiting list doubles
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