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It may be unconventional, but “cruising” by freighter is one unique way some adventurous travellers are seeing the world.
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It may be unconventional, but “cruising” by freighter is one unique way some adventurous travellers are seeing the world.
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The degenerative condition will affect roughly 10 per cent of adults over the age of 65 and the prevalence grows with age.
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When you sell the family home, is it better to buy or rent? There’s no easy answer, so Sage60 addresses the pros and cons of each.
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Statistics Canada reports that by 2021, nearly 94 per cent of Canadian households had at least one cellphone.
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Sage60 details what Canadians need to know about these changes, which will come into effect in the final quarter of 2026.
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These theories can take root as a “floatation device” in the chaotic times we’re experiencing.
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Studies have shown there’s a clear risk of heart disease for patients who have diabetes, but there are lots of treatments available to lower the risk.
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The COVID-19 pandemic set back Canada’s life expectancy, but it’s on the rise again, though it hasn’t reached pre-pandemic levels yet.
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Society makes many generalizations about aging. In Federal Retirees’ continuing efforts to combat ageism, Sage60 takes a look at the most common of them, and investigates what science says about them. You don’t need as much sleep as you age; you will…
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Two members who’ve written memoirs and one coach share their thoughts on the art of autobiographical writing.
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Figuring out when to give up driving is tricky and emotionally charged. We offer some advice on how to navigate the decision.
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Most of us have memories stored in outdated technological formats. Sage60 tells you how to digitize these treasures so you can view them again and again — and maybe future generations can, too.
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