Adults: Ages 65+ - ParticipACTION

Aging is an inevitable part of life. But following the Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines can help you stay strong, mentally fit and independent.

Percentage of older adults who engaged in regular leisure-time physical

Timing of 24-hour movement behaviours: implications for practice, policy and research

Age 65+ Adults Are Projected to Outnumber Children by 2030

Canada's First 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Adults

New Report on People with Medicare Under Age 65 - Medicare Rights Center

What Happens When Older Adults Struggle to Make Ends Meet?

Older People Projected to Outnumber Children

Capability and Political Participation Among Ageing Populations

Baby Boomer Facts on 50+ Livable Communities and Aging in Place

Frontiers Don't Walk So Close to Me: Physical Distancing and Adult Physical Activity in Canada

Older Workers Are Staying Longer in the Workforce

ParticipACTION's First-Ever Adult Report Card Gives Canadians a 'D' for Overall Physical Activity

Adults: Ages 65+ - ParticipACTION

Aging - ParticipACTION

Young Adults Most Likely to Change Living Arrangements