It’s Seniors Week in #BC! 🎉
Preparedness is important for everyone, including older adults.
Make an emergency plan: https://t.co/5yB2nbptrq
Gather emergency supplies: https://t.co/75ksmdRSOv
Find a preparedness buddy or create a support network to respond & recover better ✔️
To celebrate National AccessAbility Week, we’re sharing an emergency preparedness tip.
If you have a disability, make emergency preparedness easier by having a preparedness buddy or support network 👈
Learn more: https://t.co/c5B1ovoSzD
Culturally-supportive homes are on the way in Victoria.
Construction has started on 34 new homes for First Nations, Inuit and Métis people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
Canada’s population is aging rapidly, and we’re the only G7 country without a national strategy on aging.
As life expectancy rebounds, the question becomes: are we prepared?
Read more in Sage60: https://t.co/uKcRv6doRy
#HealthyAging#CdnHealth#FederalRetirees
At Queen’s Park, I was proud to recognize the Ottawa Charge as they head to the PWHL playoff finals.
There is so much excitement in Kanata-Carleton and across Ottawa for this incredible team.
We are so proud of everything you have achieved.
Go Ottawa Charge!
Emergency Preparedness Week reminds us that readiness matters.
Every household in B.C. should be ready to be self‑sufficient for at least 72 hours.
✅ Know your risks
✅ Build a kit
✅ Make a plan
✅ Stay informed
Start preparing today at https://t.co/We9wzFCG1m
#EPWeek2026
When people think of companion animals, birds are often overlooked. But Montreal veterinarian Sophie Hébert Saulnier says pet birds can communicate a great deal and form meaningful emotional bonds.
Read more about choosing the right pet: https://t.co/nK93WWPKPA
#SageMag#Pets
Every Canadian deserves access to equitable health care, regardless of their background or their ability to pay. Charging more for health services for refugees is not the way to build a health system we are proud of.
Learn more: https://t.co/FZNusbiz94
#EndDisabilityPoverty
Vimy Ridge Day reminds us of a defining moment in Canada’s history and the responsibility we carry forward.
Read more: https://t.co/eXNg3rPcGa
#FederalRetirees#VimyRidgeDay#CdnVeterans
I presented a petition from residents calling for increased support for those relying on Ontario Works and ODSP. At a time of rising costs, no one should be left behind.
Housing alone isn’t enough for aging in place. Communities also need age-inclusive transit that’s safe, affordable and accessible.
Read the full story: https://t.co/66fztjNExR
#PublicTransit#CdnPoli#HealthyAging
On Feb 28, our community came together for the Coldest Night of the Year walk ❄️💙 140+ walkers and 25+ volunteers made it an incredible evening. Thank you to our community leaders, sponsors, and everyone who walked and supported the event! 🚶♀️🚶♂️✨
#CNOY2026#SeeYouNextYear
A huge thank you to our amazing sponsor, Air North, Yukon's Airline! Walkers who raise $150+ for Chimo’s Coldest Night of the Year can enter to win an air ticket in our raffle this Saturday, Feb 28. Let’s raise funds and spirits for those in need! ✈️💙 https://t.co/pZQqb8Zq4M
Behind Canada’s complex blood and plasma system are individual donors like Jean Bernier, 72, who has given blood 1,706 times.
Find the full story in Sage magazine: https://t.co/D3VOm5E8Ox
#MemberStories#CdnHealth#SageMag
Self-care can be simple.
A cozy sweater, a great jacket, and knowing your purchase helps others.
Shop second-hand. Support local. 💚
#SelfCareBC#ThriftWithHeart#SustainableBC
Thinking about what comes after the public service?
Join Dr. Riley E. Moynes on Feb. 18 for a free webinar, co-hosted by APEX and Federal Retirees, on navigating the emotional, social and practical realities of retirement.
Learn more and register: https://t.co/CO8xVPD47P
Conversations about driving can be emotional for everyone involved.
Sage60 shares expert advice to help families approach the conversation with care: https://t.co/NdurPCwofd
#AgingWell#CdnDrivers