Information from the Insurance Bureau of Canada There is no increased premium for anyone who is of an older age. Insurance companies usually only…
NORC is the short form for a Naturally Occurring Retirement Community. A NORC is a geographic designation for an area such as a rental/condo building…
The Council on Aging of Ottawa (COA) is pleased to participate in the 2022 pre-budget consultations. The past two years have been extremely challenging for…
Brian Tardif’s career experience in community service organizations, spanning 42 years, has been broad and exceptionally varied. Over the years, he has developed superior skills…
Building on the diverse experience, expertise, and perspective of our network, the COA provided the attached comments on Bill 37, An Act to enact Providing…
Min grew up in Ottawa and recently returned after many years of living abroad. She has previously worked in mental health outreach for a non-profit…
With pleasure, the COA announces the new chair of the Health Issues Committee, Michele Brenning. Michele began her role with the COA in September 2021 and…
The Grand Effort The Council on Aging of Ottawa relies on our many gracious donors to sustain and expand our education and advocacy work of…
September 20, 2021, will be the day Canadians go to the polls in the next federal election. For many older adults, voting is a way…
Effective July 1st 2021, the Ministry of Transportation will be implementing several amendments to the Highway Traffic Act with respect to stunt driving and street racing in…
The COA gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Government of Ontario and the City of Ottawa.
