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Book Wrap Up – A Title for All Tastes

Words Jackie LaPlante Photos Tanner's Books When the Forest Breathes: Renewal and Resilience in the Natural World  Suzanne Simard British Columbian author and forestry specialist Suzanne Simard was a pioneer in introducing the concept of trees as intelligent, communicative entities. Through her “Mother Tree” project, she continues to speak her mind and has become something

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Inside Out – Dementia A Community Issue, Not Just a Family One

Words Catherine Briand, CDP Founder, Gentle Path MoCA Certified Administrator As dementia becomes more common across Canada, communities are beginning to recognize that awareness and compassion are not just the responsibility of families or healthcare professionals, and what the growing number of Canadians living with dementia means for everyday life, neighbourhoods and shared spaces. Dementia

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Senior-Friendly Technology: Tools for Organizing Your Life

Words Tasleem Jessani, Mango Tango Interiors & Simplified Living Solutions As technology continues to evolve, it’s becoming increasingly accessible and useful for people of all ages – including seniors. In fact, a growing number of tools and apps are designed specifically to support older adults in managing their day-to-day lives more efficiently. From keeping track

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Baby Bird Boom

Words & Photos Ann Nightingale, Rocky Point Bird Observatory Spring sprang and by now the bushes should be buzzing with the results. Baby birds are out and about with watchful parents trying to keep them fed and safe. Here are some things you might not know about Birds: The Next Generation. Most songbirds are the

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