Add to ORKGThe population in Canada is aging, and even the ‘Silicon Valley of the North’ Waterloo Region is no exception. Aging societies can have a positive impact on the Economy; however, proper policies and programs must be in place in order to thrive through the peak of the Baby Boom retirement wave in 2026. This paper discusses research and recommendations from literature reviews and best practices found among municipalities regarding methods to thrive in an aging society. It is hoped that this paper will aid economic developers and supporting organizations to prepare for the impending age shift through adapting new employment, service, and built environment policies and programs. Adapting economic development now may prevent future economic down...
Ontario’s aging population is increasingly in the public policy spotlight. But the nearly 1 in 6 cit...
Although the population is living longer, the trend in Canada and most OECD countries is towards old...
This paper explains the differing retirement preferences within the baby boomer generation that will...
The population in Canada is aging, and even the ‘Silicon Valley of the North’ Waterloo Region is no ...
The growing population of baby boomers is affecting the demography in an entirely new way - unlike a...
Canada’s population is aging: over the past 50 years, the median age of Canadians has risen from 27....
What policy, or set of policies, will most improve the economic well-being of Canadians? Because the...
Population ageing will be an inevitable and significant feature of the economic landscape in North A...
In many countries, the proportion of older adults (over 65 years of age) is increasing. Such changes...
Planners for British Columbia's aging population are beginning to contemplate the difficult problem...
For the first time ever, Canadian seniors outnumber youth. In this article we examine the extend of ...
Aging in place, at home and in familiar community surroundings, is important for maintaining wellbei...
Aging populations are a major consideration for socio-economic development in the early 21st century...
The purpose of this project is to examine how the aging of the baby boom generation will affect the ...
Aging populations are a major consideration for socio-economic development in the early 21st century...
Ontario’s aging population is increasingly in the public policy spotlight. But the nearly 1 in 6 cit...
Although the population is living longer, the trend in Canada and most OECD countries is towards old...
This paper explains the differing retirement preferences within the baby boomer generation that will...
The population in Canada is aging, and even the ‘Silicon Valley of the North’ Waterloo Region is no ...
The growing population of baby boomers is affecting the demography in an entirely new way - unlike a...
Canada’s population is aging: over the past 50 years, the median age of Canadians has risen from 27....
What policy, or set of policies, will most improve the economic well-being of Canadians? Because the...
Population ageing will be an inevitable and significant feature of the economic landscape in North A...
In many countries, the proportion of older adults (over 65 years of age) is increasing. Such changes...
Planners for British Columbia's aging population are beginning to contemplate the difficult problem...
For the first time ever, Canadian seniors outnumber youth. In this article we examine the extend of ...
Aging in place, at home and in familiar community surroundings, is important for maintaining wellbei...
Aging populations are a major consideration for socio-economic development in the early 21st century...
The purpose of this project is to examine how the aging of the baby boom generation will affect the ...
Aging populations are a major consideration for socio-economic development in the early 21st century...
Ontario’s aging population is increasingly in the public policy spotlight. But the nearly 1 in 6 cit...
Although the population is living longer, the trend in Canada and most OECD countries is towards old...
This paper explains the differing retirement preferences within the baby boomer generation that will...