In this issue: Servicing Growth: Oakville Water Treatment Plant expansion to service over 9000 new homes The Last Mile: New funding brings Kerr Street construction closer to completion The Cost of Food: Strengthening food security with our community partners Reducing Waste: New Community Circular Economy Fund in 2026 More Assisted Housing: Pre-development starts at Maurice […]
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As we age, it’s normal for some cognitive abilities to change gradually. These changes are usually subtle and do not affect our ability to live independently. Join Drs. Richard Sztramko and Anthony Levinson for a free 60-minute webinar where they’ll explore what cognition is and how it changes with normal aging. Whether you’re curious about
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Every month CARP Halton will feature a Mental Health segment. “Asking for help is not weakness; it’s a sign of strength and will make all the difference in the world.” This segment will list resources for when you are in distress or crisis. Let’s see what’s available: Every mental health situation is different. However, in
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