I come from a small town near Halifax, Nova Scotia… It’s a good place but I had to move to Hamilton, Ontario in 1952 because there was no work… I …
Our Stories
I live a conventional life, but unconventional things happen to me. My cat Sophie, she runs the bloody house.. a cat has helpers, you never own a cat, you …
Art, literature, dance, I have always been a creative. I love music and studied music as well, I went back to school later in life and it was the best …
I have a motorcycle, I had a more comfortable bike before, and I used to go on trips across Nova Scotia all the time. I used to live there but …
I was working at Westdale High School… I was a teacher, but I never really thought I was a good one. I just think that I was good with the …
“When I graduated from university, I was living in Hamilton and met an architect. I worked at a small architecture partnership in Hamilton and gained various positions. I got to …
Under the Seniors of Canada: Hamilton umbrella, undergraduate students had the opportunity to take pictures and gather stories from iconic places and seniors in Hamilton. Through this initiative titled ‘Iconic Ageing’, a collaboration with Associate Dean in the Faculty of Social Sciences at McMaster University, Dr. James Gillett and his students went out and engaged, organize & documented the narratives from seniors at ‘iconic’ places in Hamilton, Ontario for his course on “Representations of Health and Illness Across the Lifecourse”.
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The Seniors of Canada team is headed to Moncton, New Brunswick to share the project with an audience of international researchers and practitioners in aging. …
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We are pleased to announce that Seniors of Canada will be hosting a series of Memory Cafés in partnership with Hamilton Public Library. Throughout January …
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We were interviewed by Zoomer Magazine about the idea behind Seniors of Canada. Have a look at our interview here!