The Glendale and Area Community Co-operative offers a Seniors Community Luncheon Program each Saturday at the Father John Angus Rankin Cultural Centre.

HALIFAX: The provincial government said new funding will allow older Nova Scotians to have more options to stay healthy, active, and socially connected in their communities. Thirty-seven groups across Nova Scotia are receiving grants to help create age-friendly environments and promote healthy aging, the province said, noting the government is investing more than $460,000 in…

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