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CANADA | Feb 24, 2026
[Participate] Study on everyday activities and wellbeing in couples
Help UBC researchers better understand how partners aged 60 years and above feel and think about their everyday activities and wellbeing. The Solitude Study (Principal Investigator: Dr. Christiane Hoppmann) seeks to gain knowledge about activities people engage in by themselves and with other people
READ MORE[Article] The 10 Most Popular SSIR Articles of 2025
10 popular articles from 2025 on Building collective capacity; AI's power for the greater good; grappling with systems collapse; lessons from collaborative philanthropy; and more
[Invitation] Canada launches public consultation to develop action plan for rural communities
Your participation in this consultation will support the Government of Canada's efforts to reflect the needs and priorities of rural communities across Canada.
[Report] The 2026 Nonprofit Workforce Outlook: What Employer and Employees Need to Know
Essential data and practical strategies for nonprofit leaders, HR teams, and job seekers
[Benefit] Low-Cost Home Internet for Low-Income Seniors
Yearly awareness campaign to inform low-income seniors that they may be eligible for low-cost home Internet service
[Report] Canada's Food Price Report 2026
Canadian families will spend up to $994 more on food next year.
[Feature] The many faces of loneliness
Older men struggle to navigate isolation. ‘Social prescribing’ can help ease its burden
[Report] Closing the Gap: Strengthening Access to Primary Care in Canada
The IFA, in collaboration with Simon Fraser University, is proud to share a new report on Access to Primary Care among Older Adults in Canada. The findings show a growing gap in access: one in five Ca
[Report] The Canada Pension Plan’s Evolving Contribution to Retirement Income Adequacy
What does it mean to be a super-aged society? For Canada, that question will soon demand an answer. By 2030, Canada will join Japan, Italy and Germany in transitioning to a super-aged nation, where mo
[Article] Good Policy You Can Measure: New Dental Care Program Is Already Benefiting Older Canadians
For the first time, we have an early indicator that the Canadian Dental Care Plan may be reducing hardship among older adults. According to new research from the National Institute on Ageing, the prop
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