Gail Grant

It’s a struggle to make friends with new technology.

Former corporate consultant Carol Good turned to writing poetry later in life, and recently published a book of her own poetry, ‘Alive & 65: A Celebration’.

Do you still think in a weird mix of metric and imperial? Writer Gail Grant finds that 50 years later conversion doesn’t come easily, especially if you’re in a certain age bracket.

Each of Geoff Dilley’s memory boxes has a unique inlay design, crafted with the types of wood once used to make propellers for World War I aircraft.

Getting the pill out of the package is just the first irritation with prescription meds.

Cheryl Russel says her father inspired her interest in local politics and “made it clear that he expected me to pay attention.”

Don’t worry – our brains naturally prioritize the important stuff.

In his retirement, Errill O’Hara has devoted years of volunteer service to documenting and preserving Caledon’s heritage.

The East Garafraxa glass artist imbues her glossy beads with the colours and feel of the great outdoors, especially the expansive Far North.

The ways we meet may change, but the laws of attraction never grow old.

Along with his Islamic faith, a focus on helping others has defined Imtiaz Ahmad’s life purpose.

Driven by the huge baby boomer demographic, which is wealthier than any age cohort before them, the retirement community industry continues to innovate.

Carmel is currently involved in helping to sponsor and settle families from Iraq, Syria and Pakistan.

Instead of rushing them to hospital, community paramedics are helping patients stay in their own home.

When it’s time to put on the brakes — for good.

This devoted Relessey Cemetery Board volunteer helps the group manages the graveyard next to the Mono church, which dates back to the 1870s.

Stones are the inspiration for Joe Burchell’s monumental works of art.

When Connie started her route, there were no street numbers in Caledon.