Age-Friendly Niagara Network Update December 2020
Age-Friendly Niagara Network Update December 2020 Welcome to the Age-Friendly [...]
Creating a positive healthcare experience through wayfinding
Creating a positive healthcare experience through wayfinding This is part [...]
Douglas Rapelje named 2020 T. Roy Adams Humanitarian Award Recipient
Douglas Rapelje named 2020 T. Roy Adams Humanitarian Award Recipient [...]
People with dementia among hardest hit by COVID-19 health restrictions
People with dementia among hardest hit by COVID-19 health restrictions [...]
Non-profit helps local seniors learn tech skills for surviving in a pandemic
Non-profit helps local seniors learn tech skills for surviving in [...]
Older Adults Strengthen Fort Erie
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Age-Friendly Niagara Network flag raised across Niagara to mark Seniors’ Month
Municipalities across the region plan to raise flag bearing the words 'A Community for All Ages'
June is Seniors Month
On Monday, June 1, 2020, Mayor Steele raised the Age-Friendly Niagara and City of Port Colborne Flag with Senior Citizen Advisory Council members Betty Konc and Valerie King, for the month of June to recognize and honour the seniors in our community.
City of Thorold to honour seniors with flag
Mayor Ugulini along with limited representatives from the Age Friendly Committee and Age-Friendly Niagara Network will raise a flag at Thorold City Hall to recognize Seniors Month.
The benefits of walking and how to get the most out of it
There'll always be new fitness and workout trends to throw ourselves into (and debate the merits and efficiencies of), but it still might be worth learning how to walk before we run — or spin or box or circuit train — for lifelong health.