Heart Month: Healthy habits for aging hearts
February is Heart Month in Canada, a time to focus on cardiovascular health and the small, everyday choices that can lead to a stronger heart as we age. Heart disease remains one of the leading health concerns for older adults, but the good news is that many risk factors can be managed through lifestyle changes. Below are a few simple things you can to contribute to a healthier heart as you age.
Celebrating Love and Connection at Every Stage of Life
Celebrating Love and Connection at Every Stage of Life Love is timeless, and few stories capture this better than that of Annie and Charlie Muise, a Yarmouth, Nova Scotia couple…
Reimagining Retirement
Is retirement the end of work—or the beginning of something new? With longer life expectancies and shifting financial realities, the retirement landscape is transforming, offering older adults fresh opportunities to stay engaged, purposeful, and secure.
World Cancer Day 2025: “United by Unique”
Every February 4th, the world comes together to shine a spotlight on cancer—its challenges, advancements, and, most importantly, the people at the heart of it all. World Cancer Day 2025 carries the powerful theme, “United by Unique,” reminding us that every individual’s journey with cancer is personal, yet collectively, we can create meaningful change.
Dementia and Family Caregiving: How to Navigate the Challenges with Confidence
Caring for a loved with dementia one can be challenging but easier with awareness and support Caregiving is both a labour of love and a significant challenge. Whether it’s your…
Understanding late-life bipolar disorder
Bipolar I disorder is a mental health condition characterized by depressive and manic episodes. While it is often diagnosed in younger adults, it can also emerge later in life. Watch this 3-minute video overview with psychiatrist Dr. Fabiano Gomes, and then learn about the unique challenges and treatment options for older adults.