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  • Free (er) spirits

    Personal experience is often a spark for starting a new business, and perhaps especially so in the growing sector for non-alcoholic drinks.

  • Life-long learning helps the brain and overall health

    Denise Amyot sees many links and coincidences in her long career. Perhaps the most consistent for the retiree who started her working life as a teacher has been to never stop learning.

  • Exercise for the brain

    Peter Chen was determined to stay active and fit, physically and mentally. And after retirement he specifically focused on physical exercises and activities to keep up his mental ability.

  • Lower-income Ontarians less likely to access cataract surgery

    Cataract surgery: It’s by far the most common surgery done in the country and it’s almost entirely focused on older adults because they are the ones who get cataracts.

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