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The Ontario Senior Achievement Awards recognize people who have made outstanding contributions to their communities through voluntary or professional activities after the age of 65.
Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
Ontario is helping seniors stay active and connected to their communities by investing in up to 40 new Seniors Active Living Centres across the province.
Archived Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
The Ontario Age-Friendly Community Recognition Program celebrates small, urban, and rural communities that are creating age-friendly policies, programs and services. It is aimed at recognizing ...
Archived Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
The Seniors Community Grant program supports initiatives and projects that help seniors across the province stay involved and active in their communities, find volunteer opportunities and engage...
Archived Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
Ontario is taking action to make sure that all seniors are able to access the support they need at every stage of their life.
Archived Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
The Ontario Senior Achievement Awards recognize men and women who have made outstanding contributions to their communities through voluntary or professional activities after the age of 65.
Archived Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
January 2015 marks the second anniversary of Ontario's Action Plan for Seniors. The government is achieving results in helping seniors stay active and safe, while improving access to high-qualit...
Archived Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
The Senior Achievement Awards recognize Ontarians who have made outstanding contributions to their community through voluntary or professional activities after the age of 65.
Archived Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
Ontario's Action Plan for Seniors outlines the government's mission to make Ontario the best place to grow up and grow old by helping seniors to live safely, independently, and with dignity. The...
Archived Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
Over the next 20 years, the number of seniors aged 65 and over in Ontario will almost double to 4.2 million.
Archived Backgrounder | Seniors and Accessibility
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