Taped on Cogeco YourTV on 6th October 2017 At last, the Oakville Matters panel interview show with Mayor Rob Burton is now published on YouTube, where Active Aging was the featured topic. I had the distinct pleasure of being part of this panel with Dr. Kate Dupuis, Schlegel Innovation Leader at the Sheridan Centre for
Done and dusted. Joseph Coughlin’s book The Longevity Economy arrived and ten days later after reading it in detail (though it is a fast read), it’s time to piece out the various aspects and reflect on more in upcoming posts. However, one of the central points that Coughlin gets at early in the book, and
Now I only just discovered that thanks to me, Toyota has kept their market share; and with their marketing foresight, they knew both of us would be on a date with destiny in my later life. It all started with that purchase of my very first car, a blue 2-door Toyota Corolla. Little did I
Five years ago in July 2012, I started some quick blog musings for the lazy, hazy days of summer. I called them “Summer Shorts”. So far this year, in my part of the world, it looks like it’s going to be more like a mix of lazy – sunny & rainy days. Fresh days for
Condos in general have their unique dynamics – social engagement and operational finances to name but two. And those who have chosen to live in urban condo dwellings will know that there are enough issues that percolate, (and sometimes boil over), in and out of the occasion of the Annual General Meeting. Adding the aging
In 2050, may it be told that once upon a time in the early part of the century we had more than an abundance of sometimes conflicting advice on healthy living – from Dr. Oz to David Wolfe! By that future date, the youngest “active aging” Boomers will be well in their 80’s. Who knows