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Arts & Health celebrates 20 years helping seniors create and connect in Vancouver

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By John Kurucz Verified
| Vancouver is Awesome Verified
The organization has delivered 25 projects across the city since its inception in 2006. As a former healthcare administrator who just celebrated her 76th trip around the sun, Cyndia Cole can easily attest to a senior’s need for community, maintaining a healthy diet or committing to an active lifestyle.
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Vancouver rolls out host of free events for B.C. Senior's Week

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By John Kurucz Verified
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Bingo, line dancing, Tai Chi, water colours and martial arts — fill your boots, seniors. This is your week. They’ve willingly endured tomfoolery of all sorts for decades but this week is their time to get at it — and for free, no less. B.C. Seniors' Week kicks off Monday (June 1) and runs through Sunday, in celebration of the knowledge, care and contributions of the province’s fast-growing demographic.
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The Strumbellas to headline Canada Day at Canada Place

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By John Kurucz Verified
| Vancouver is Awesome Verified
The day's events will include live music, cultural performances and a ceremony welcoming 60 new citizens. Dozens of newcomers will get a healthy dose of Canadianna on their first day as citizens of the Great White North. Canada Together at Canada Place runs 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July 1, marking 40 years’ worth of celebrating all things Canuck. The free, family-friendly event will include a formal citizenship ceremony that will take place during the event, welcoming 60 new Canadians.
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