More support needed for veterans Patrick Imbeau
A report recommends a healthy aging strategy for veterans among other policy proposals to keep veterans mentally and physically healthy as they age.
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A curated collection of articles from Sage, our quarterly magazine. Discover thoughtful reporting, expert insights and stories on healthy aging, retirement security and the issues that matter across generations.
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Canada and the UN Convention
The United Nations is drafting a convention to protect older people, and Canada has decided to engage in the process.
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From woodworking to well-being
A movement of “men’s sheds” is building community and preventing loneliness among older men otherwise in danger of isolation.
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An aviation passion project
A small band of volunteers dedicated to detail is working to restore the North Star at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum.
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It’s time to travel
After several years of dedicated volunteer work for Federal Retirees, national board member Connie Kehler plans to travel more when she steps down in June.
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Preludes to public service
Stephen Parker spent 25 years at the CRTC before returning to his first love — music.
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Veterans incensed by budget clauses
The budget invested in Veterans Affairs Canada’s benefit processing, but failed to correct a wrong that has and will continue to cost some veterans.
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Making a difference through volunteerism
Federal Retirees advocacy program officers like the way the volunteer work allows them to give back, ensure seniors are being treated fairly and continue to make a difference for generations to come.
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The truth about our pension plans Patrick Imbeau
What does a federal pension look like? Sage takes a closer look at federal pensions.
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Chair today, strong tomorrow
Chair yoga and tai chi are both beneficial and particularly helpful for those who have mobility challenges.
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The approaching caregiving crisis
One-time U.S. first lady Rosalynn Carter once said there are four kinds of people: Those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers and those who will need caregivers. Sage explores the issue.
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A pioneer among women
In her career, Kathie King rose to the rank of staff sergeant in the RCMP. In retirement, she volunteers for her local hospital, as seen in the photo above, and for Federal Retirees. Photo: Compliments of Kathie King A pioneer…
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