Spring is just around the corner, and you can’t wait to start gardening. Fortunately, you don’t have to! Get ready for gardening now by growing seedlings you can transplant later. Here are nine seeds you should start indoors.

It can be hard watching someone you love struggling to manage at home. Thankfully, independent living is a solution that could help your senior loved one thrive for many years to come. But how do you know when to have that conversation? Here are five signs you’re ready to have the independent living talk.

March is a great time to live in the Yukon. There’s so much going on! Need some suggestions for activities? Here are 7 stimulating things to do in the Yukon in March.

A fall can be life-changing for seniors, resulting in serious injuries that lead to loss of mobility and independence. And sadly, a significant number of seniors die each year from falls. It’s a serious concern that all seniors need to be conscious of. Fortunately, there are many ways you can reduce your risk of falling. Here are seven tips to prevent a fall.

Keeping our minds sharp becomes a big priority as we get older. Fortunately, there are plenty of fun ways to exercise your mind. Here are some great brain games and puzzles that seniors love to keep your mind sharp!

Each year in February, Yukoners gather for the Rendezvous. If you’ve never attended, you’re in for a treat! Learn all about the history of the Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous, why it draws visitors from all over Canada and beyond, and how you can join in the fun!

Pink Shirt Day is a celebration all Canadians can get behind. If you don’t know the story, read on to learn about it. And then, consider joining us in celebrating Pink Shirt Day on February 22, 2023!

Feeling lonely? It’s time to reach out and invite someone over. Whether you’d like to see friends and family or foster a new relationship, inviting guests to visit helps you feel happier and chases the loneliness away.

Need a little help getting started? Here are five reasons to invite guests for a visit, and #4 is brilliant!

As we age, we naturally begin to lose elasticity in our connective tissue. Without intervention, it’s common for seniors to lose mobility and range of motion. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to help. Improve your flexibility by doing these four things every day.

Have a case of the winter doldrums? We have just the thing to get you out of your funk! Combat the winter blues with these five brilliant ideas.

Find your next adventure in a book! Here are 6 reading resources and subscriptions you will love.

Isolation is a serious concern for seniors. In fact, social isolation is linked to a whole host of negative outcomes, including depression, dementia, disability, and even premature death. Maintaining social connections, then, is critical, yet that can become challenging as we age and our life circumstances change.

If your social circle is dwindling, it’s time to make new friends, and you may find that it’s easier to do than you think! Here are six places to meet new people.

New Year’s Eve is just around the corner, and we’re ready to celebrate! Fortunately, with so many options, you can enjoy New Year’s Eve celebrations right from the comfort of your own home. So gather a few friends, put out the snacks, and get ready to party! Here are five televised New Year’s Eve celebrations you can enjoy from home.

Wondering what to get your favorite senior (or yourself!) this holiday season? Tech gadgets are in high demand. They’re loads of fun, and they can help seniors connect with friends and loved ones, too! Here are five tech gadgets seniors love this holiday season. 

There are a lot of stressors that come with age. Retiring, developing health issues, losing friends and family members, moving, or being farther away than you’d like from children and grandchildren are all challenges many seniors face.