Why older adults in Canada need advocates: Insights from the Future of Aging Summit
As Canada’s population ages, the need for advocates to represent older adults is becoming more pressing. Only three provinces—British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and New […]
Roadmap for a better future of aging from first international summit
RTOERO’s first Future of Aging Summit, sponsored by Johnsons Inc., brought together more than 200 participants from a range of public sector and non-profit organizations, […]
How grassroots movements help create a better future of aging
Life circumstances can sometimes lead you in a direction different from your plan. That’s what happened to DY Suharya, Regional Director of Alzheimer’s Disease International […]
Why we need to take a life-course approach to healthy aging
Healthy aging outcomes are affected by various life factors, not only things that happen in older age. A life-course approach considers the whole person throughout […]
Future retirees: To retire or not to retire?
Many education sector workers in Canada may feel ready to retire from their current roles. Still, they are not ready to stop working, according to […]
RTOERO hosts inaugural Future of Aging Summit in Toronto
International experts to discuss groundbreaking strategies and innovations for embracing longevity and prioritizing life quality With nearly 25 per cent of Canadians becoming seniors by […]
Future of aging: 5 trends to follow
Future of Aging Summit brings together global thought leaders, changemakers in a call to action A rapidly aging population is among the myriad of challenges […]
RTOERO’s Future of Aging Summit brings together thought leaders, changemakers
RTOERO will host its first Future of Aging Summit from May 15 to 17, 2024, in Toronto, Canada. The international conference will bring together experts […]
RTOERO calls for action for the rights of older adults in ongoing effort
October 1 is National Seniors Day, and it marks the week RTOERO’s board of directors, political advocacy committee and senior staff will meet with Ontario’s […]
Future retirees: Education workers eyeing career changes, opportunities in retirement
More than half of Canada’s classroom educators and administrators, within five years of retirement, plan to continue working full- or part-time once they retire. More […]