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Experience TM Central Okanagan A Community Guide to Better Living in the 50+ years.
A complete local resource, you’ll find information and contacts for housing options, healthcare, professional services, leisure centres, government agencies and more. Including Kelowna, Lake Country, Peachland, and West Kelowna, this edition is your one-stop resource for Central Okanagan 50+ residents. |
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| LETTER FROM THE MAYOR From the office of Sharon Shepherd. We are very proud of the services and attractions that are available to our citizens of all ages in Kelowna. Seniors, in particular, have access to a wide variety of recreational, historical, cultural, and educational services as well as housing, healthcare, and service organizations, all of which make it easy for seniors to enjoy safe and healthy lifestyles. I hope this convenient and comprehensive publication will contribute to your better living in Kelowna and the Central Okanagan. …MORE >> |
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EXPERIENCE GROUP Community Partners Experience Group magazine is pleased to announce the start of their Community Partners Program. …MORE >> |
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EXPERIENCE GROUP Word on the street “They (Experience Magazines) have been leaving our offices very quickly, people enjoy them because they provide great information that is easy to read and is community oriented.” Nicole …MORE >> |
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| EXPERIENCE GROUP New Editions Coming Soon … watch for more published editions in communities from the Lower Mainland • Vancouver Island • Interior …MORE >> |
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Experience TM is all about the 50 plus years! A complete information resource, we are a a community-based publication enhanced by this community-driven website. Our goals. Simple. To provide relevant |
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| information. To present solutions. To identify the issues of the day. And to point the way to local resources for those in their 50 plus years — Boomers & Zoomers and Seniors alike — and their families.… MORE >> | ||
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| VOLUNTEERING & HEALTHY AGING (post) SENIORS SYMPOSIUM October 19, 2011 The South Okanagan Seniors Wellness Society is planning for its 20th annual Seniors Symposium. The trade show will be held on Wednesday October 19th from 9:00am to 4:00pm at the Penticton Trade & Convention Centre. Click these links to find out more about Sponsorship Opportunities , Exhibitor Registration , Event Details |
BETTER HEALTH & LEISURE(post) Sing for your life. Breathing exercises, singing and activities to stimulate blood flow and memories… and, lots of fun are all part of the Silver Song Club experience. …MORE >> |
| LOCAL ATTRACTION (post) Safari in your own backyard at the Osoyoos Desert Centre. Wouldn‟t you love to head out on a safari to see exotic animals? But, before you pack your bags and buy that airline ticket, did you know that a one-of-a-kind habitat with rare and endangered wildlife can be found right here in British Columbia? …MORE >> |
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LEISURE Calling all gals who’d like to golf! Golf Fore Gals is expanding to the Okanagan and swings into action May 2011 offering a variety of golf opportunities for women of all ages and skill levels. Benefits regular tee times at a variety of courses, lessons, rules and etiquette seminars, social events and opportunities to develop friendships … MORE >> |
| KELOWNA RESOURCE (post) A Day in the Life of a St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog. Hi! My name is Ambro and today, donning my scarf and accompanied by my wonderful handler, Steve, I am visiting my 5 sweethearts in a nursing home. Won’t you come along with us today? …MORE >> |
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| BETTER HEALTH (post) A Lifestyle for Brain Health Brain health experts believe we can shape our brains for health by exposing ourselves to a specific environment and by engaging in distinct activities as often as possible. …MORE >> |
| BETTER HEALTH (post) Feeling Dizzy? It is estimated that one in five people will develop vertigo in their lifetime. What’s more notable, is that over 50% of vertigo sufferers will be over the age of 60. …MORE >> |
| KELOWNA NEWS (post) Project Literacy Kelowna Society sounds alarm. The crowd attending the annual general meeting of the Literacy Project was shocked to learn the non-profit society is fighting for survival. “We are in jeopardy of closing our doors if our financial position doesn’t improve soon,” Executive Director Barb Hagan told the crowd. “Our sources of income are shrinking or vanishing and we have not yet found sufficient replacement funding to close the gap.” … MORE >> To contact the society, visit www.projectliteracykelowna.org. |
| BETTER HEALTH (post) Sunglasses 101 There are many situations where the use of sunglasses will enhance comfort and provide eye health benefits as well! …MORE >> |
| BETTER HEALTH(post) 50+ Healthy Living in the Central Okanagan British Columbia has long been one of the most desirable places to live and Kelowna–Lake Country is an outstanding area to reside …MORE >> from Norm Letnick, MLA |
| ESTATE PLANNING Putting Some Aside For The Grandchildren. Parent’s sometimes ask, “Our child’s grandparents would like to start putting some money away on their behalf. What is the best way for them to do this?” …MORE >> |
BETTER HEALTH (post) The “Bill” is in the Mail. How much of the $150 billion elder care bill will you have to pay …MORE >> |