All the latest news and stories about Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and the brain.
Power of attorney: Tips for choosing the right attorney for property (and what to do if you’re appointed)
It's important for Canadians to include plans for a power of attorney in their future and financial planning. In today's guest blog from RBC Wealth Management, Royal Trust, learn more about choosing the right attorney for property, as well as what to do if you are chosen as one.
Evening to Remember Gala
Our Evening to Remember Gala is an enchanting evening, filled with superb food and drink, comedy and live musical entertainment to support the Alzheimer Society of Prince Edward Island.
The world doesn’t end when you have Alzheimer’s: Isabel and Michael’s story
Isabel, a retired teacher, and Michael, a military veteran, live in Victoria, British Columbia. Happily married for more than 50 years, they first met at a mess hall in Greenwood, Nova Scotia, in 1961. Today, Isabel is living with Alzheimer’s disease. Here, Michael tells the story of their life after diagnosis.
What Canadians are saying: why does a fully-funded national dementia strategy matter?
We asked people living with dementia, caregivers and researchers for their thoughts on why a fully-funded national dementia strategy matters. Here’s what they have to say:
Stories of hope: Angela
Angela's step-father, Billie, lived with early onset Alzheimer's disease. Despite his early diagnosis, Billie continued to show a positive outlook. Read Angela's story below.
Dementia Friends Leadership Luncheon
The Dementia Friends Leadership Luncheon is an annual event that provides the Alzheimer Society with an opportunity to recognize volunteers and caregivers.
Help support our Scotiabank Vancouver Half-Marathon & 5k runners and walkers on the cheer squad!
We are seeking volunteers to join our cheer squad: a group of volunteers cheering for this year's Scotiabank Vancouver Half-Marathon & 5k walkers and runners.
