Crime Prevention Tips

Crime and the fear of crime create special problems for the elderly. Crime prevention is everyone's responsibility, not just a job for law enforcement. Seniors can learn how to protect themselves from crime by following these simple, commonsense suggestions. Share these tips with your neighbors and friends, to make it tough for criminals to work in your neighborhood.
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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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Mental Wellness for the Holidays

Shopping, planning, decorating, more shopping, baking, festivities, shopping again. . . . No wonder we don't always relish the holidays. It's the season of joy, but also of overload. Is it possible to give stress a holiday this year?
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12 Steps to Stair Safety At Home

Seniors and veterans are more at risk for falling on stairs than younger adults, and more likely to suffer severe injuries. In fact, seniors 65+ account for 70% of the deaths resulting from stair accidents.
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Stroke: Three Questions Could Save a Life

The first three hours after the onset of a stroke are crucial, and individuals receiving treatment in this time have a greater chance of a successful recovery. The ability to recognize the occurrence of a stroke may save a life, and now doctors say any bystander can recognize a stroke asking three simple questions...
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