Approximately two thirds of seniors in Canada over the age of 65 have five or more drug prescriptions. Approximately a quarter have 10 prescriptions or more. Having elderly patients using multiple medications is far from a new phenomenon. Most of us know a senior in...

Fraud is a crime. It has many forms, and can happen to anyone. From romance scams to free vacations ploys and too-good-to-be-true investment opportunities, the common thread is that fraud involves deception and stealing something of value from someone else. It is...

Maintaining a driver's licence is an important issue of independence for mature Canadian drivers, especially for those who have been driving most of their life. The aging process brings forth changes that can affect the older driver's ability to drive safely. These...

As Canadians get older, their bodies and lives change, some of these changes can lead to chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and various kinds of cancer. Sometimes people assume these conditions are a natural part of growing older, but research indicates...

Today, seniors are enjoying the possibility of living independently and remaining in their homes for longer periods of time. Since some seniors may still be regarded as vulnerable or “easy-targets” for certain scams or crime, Canada Safety Council has dedicated its...