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Join "Coffee & Tea with Cindy" IN-PERSON to shape TCA programs! Share your ideas over a warm cup and help tailor our community offerings. Mount Pleasant's Book Club explores 'Where The Crawdads Sing' on Apr 30, 7 PM. Come, discuss, and connect! #BookClub #MountPleasantLibrary Join Dr. Novak on April 29th, 12-1pm, for insights into mobility, accessibility, and her research on mobility in challenging environments. March 21st - Research Connect with Erica Dove March 20th - Online Shopping Safety March 15th - Fitness with Jill Akerfeldt March 13th - Research Connect with Momo Lin In the era of apps, putting yourself out there is daunting - but it could also lead to something fabulous. Experts offer 15 simple, effective tips for getting started Dating in later life can be daunting, but it’s also full of positives and potential excitement. “We are usually better positioned when we’re older to have a clearer idea of where we are in life, what it is we would ideally like and what we’ve got to give as well,” says Jo Hemmings, a psychologist and relationship coach.... Here is The Local’s best attempt at creating a comprehensive list of seniors benefits, tax credits, and programs. Aging in Toronto is expensive. And while there are government supports for older Torontonians, finding them can be hard. The City of Toronto is home to nearly 477,000 people over the age of 65. Older adults make up more than 17 percent of the city’s population, and the number is on the rise: …...
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