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Montreal Gazette: Safety, mobility concerns as consultations begin on Montreal's seniors' policy

February 22, 2018
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By Fatima Hirji


Safety and mobility issues are among those being raised as Montreal kicks off it's 2018 consultations to help improve seniors' policies. PIERRE OBENDRAUF / MONTREAL GAZETTE Safety and mobility issues are among those being raised as Montreal kicks off it's 2018 consultations to help improve seniors' policies. PIERRE OBENDRAUF / MONTREAL GAZETTE

The Concordia University-based research group Ageing, Communication, Technologies (ACT) and the Centre for Research on Aging (engAGE) have published an open letter to the Mayor of Montreal that calls for immediate and concrete changes to their public consultation ahead of a new Municipal Action Plan for Seniors 2018-2020 in order to make the process more Age Friendly. The Montreal Gazette discussed the open letter in their article today: "Safety, mobility concerns as consultations begin on Montreal's seniors' policy"



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