Technology is playing an increasingly significant role in retirement homes. Here are four benefits of embracing technology as you age.

If you’re looking for a fun way to liven up your next seniors’ mixer, why not take a twist on the classic board game by planning a smorgasbord of games?

Staying active is a great way to live longer and improve your quality of life. Here are four tips for staying fit and healthy while living in a retirement home.

If you’re over 65, experts typically advise against strenuous physical activities like long-distance running, high-intensity interval training and joint-stressing forms of weight training.

Retirement homes are inten­ded to be enjoyed by people of all abilities. Therefore, they often provide various medical devices to ensure you’re as comfortable as possible.

A big part of moving into a retirement home is downsizing. This involves getting rid of many of the possessions you’ve accumulated throughout your life.

Abuse can happen to people at any age. Sadly, some predators see older adults as easy prey. Do you fear a friend or loved one may be the victim of elder abuse?

Research has shown that caring for a pet benefits people of all ages, especially seniors. Here are six reasons to consider moving into a retirement home that allows pets.

Are you a natural storyteller? If you love sharing stories of your youth, you may like to write a memoir you can pass on to your children and grandchildren.

Bored of scrolling through the same old social media posts? If you’re looking for a new source of online entertainment, try one — or all — of these hobbies.

Not many people can claim they were born in a log cabin, but Kindersley resident Glen Sitter came into this world in 1935 in a log cabin located between Turtle Lake and Great Sand Lake.

The Canadian National Institute For The Blind (CNIB) is launching a new support group at Caleb Village in Kindersley beginning on the afternoon of February 13th.