How Older Adults Can Minimize The Risk Of Ankle Injuries

There is a popular old idiom, “the bigger they come, the harder they fall”. It’s meant to convey that the more powerful a person is, the more devastating his or her defeat can be. There’s another saying that isn’t as popular, but it holds as much weight. “The older we...

Creating a Safe And Accessible Halloween For Older Adults

Halloween is here! This exciting time of year brings excitement to people of all ages. Kids are dressing up in spooky costumes and parents are decking the halls with cobwebs and jack-o-lanterns. Older adults enjoy the special spooky occasion as well. However, for many...

The Art Of Locating Travel Accommodations That Cater To Mobility Challenges

Most Canadians thoroughly enjoy going on vacation. This is especially true during the fall and winter seasons as they incorporate the coldest months of the year. Setting sail on a cruise or flying down to a tropical island is a dream-come-true getaway for many....

Avoiding The Most Common Mistakes Made By Vacationing Seniors

With the summer completely behind us, many of us are thinking about extending our stays within the warm weather. That means it’s pack-up-and-get-on-a-plane time! For many seniors, this is a yearly routine. “Snowbirds” find themselves in warmer climates down south over...

5 Ways Older Adults Can Put Safety First For Stress-Free Autumn Vacationing

The official start of the fall season is just a few days away! For many Canadians, this news is a bit of a downer. The warm and sunny days of summer are soon to be behind us. However, for so many other Canadians, autumn is a wonderful time of year. The cool, crisp air...

How Seniors Can Safely Navigate The Outdoors When Temperatures Drop

Although September has only just begun, it’s that special time of year when Canadians start preparing themselves for colder weather. Yes, we know that the summer season hasn’t officially come to an end yet. But, with autumn getting underway on the 22nd, we all know...