The Council on Aging of Ottawa

coa@coaottawa.ca | (613) 789-3577
coa@coaottawa.ca | (613) 789-3577
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Retirement Income Policies: Reform Pressures over the Coming Decade
Download paper A Discussion Paper Peter HicksExperts Panel on Income SecurityJune 2019 Summary A new paper released by the Council on Aging of Ottawa argues that Canada’s retirement income system...
Canada’s Retirement Income System: A Reform Agenda:
2018-2019 Annual Report
In this forty-fourth year of operation, the Council on Aging of Ottawa (COA) has made tremendous strides towards our vision of, “respected, informed and engaged seniors living in an age-friendly city”...
John Johnson
2019 Margaret Griffiths Award Recipient A genuinely caring man, John Johnson is driven by a desire to help people, and dedicated to protecting the elderly. He has served his community for many years through...
Monthly Driving Tip - Slow Down, Move Over
Drivers must slow down and move over when approaching police, fire, ambulance or tow trucks with amber lights flashing at roadside. Video
Canada’s Retirement Income System: A Reform Agenda
Bob Baldwin Experts Panel on Income Security June 2019 Download Report Download Summary Summary: Canada’s retirement income system (RIS) has gone a long way in meeting...
Monthly Driving Tip - CarFit
Did you know all that CarFit clinics are FREE? These clinics are designed to help older adults adjust their car to their body in the aim of keeping our safest drivers on the road! Keep an eye on the Council...
Monthly Driving Tip - Roundabouts
Roundabouts maximize safety while minimizing traffic delay. If you are concerned or nervous about using the different roundabouts across the city, please click here to learn all you need to know about...
Monthly Driving Tip -Visibility
There are four “layers” to visibility while driving – 1) headlights, 2) windshield, 3) eye glasses or contacts and, 4) your eyes. Dr. Kirsten North, a local optometrist, notes that scratched lenses or...
Monthly Driving Tip – If you had a traffic violation
If you had a traffic violation and you took a while to pay the fine, your driver’s license might be suspended without your knowledge. This would mean that you would not be covered in case of a collision....
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