Winter Safety Guide for Seniors

Winter is once again upon us in Canada. It is important that seniors, among the most vulnerable to inclement weather, are prepared for cold winter temperatures and take measures to stay well. In many occasions, the temperature indicated on TV or newspaper may not reflect how the body feels. Wind chill may cause the weather to be felt much colder than it is. Here are a few suggestions to help make winter more bearable and safe!
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Street Smarts for Seniors

Older pedestrians are at higher risk of falling or being hit by a vehicle, because mobility and perception deteriorate as part of the aging process. An injury can be more serious and recovery takes longer. But staying cooped up at home is no solution. In most cases, the benefits of the exercise, independence and social activities associated with walking outweigh the risks.
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Seniors Canada Online

Canadians have said they want one-stop access to Government services, and the Government of Canada is committed to meeting this need. Government of Canada departments and agencies are grouping their electronic information and services according to topic or target audience. They are developing Internet sites that give Canadians access to this information. Seniors Canada On-line is the Government's response to seniors' request for easy electronic access to seniors-related services.
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