Diversity is Canada’s strength; yet this strength is often overlooked or forgotten about when providing care for people living with dementia across Canada. This causes many people – including people living with dementia and their primary unpaid caregivers – to fall through the cracks, receive inadequate or culturally unsafe care, and miss opportunities to improve […]

Canadians are living longer than ever before, and retirement costs can change significantly over time. At the same time, the costs of later life — especially care and support — are increasingly falling on individuals and families. Without a clear picture of these costs, how can anyone know if they’re prepared for retirement? Through an […]

Canada’s dementia care system is under mounting pressure, with as many as 70% of people living with dementia undiagnosed, limiting their ability to receive timely care and support. Evidence shows that primary care providers can play a leading role in delivering timely, high-quality, person-centred dementia care when supported with the right models and team-based approaches. […]