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The Third Act How a DIY approach has made Toronto condo buildings a better place to age NORC programs can help residents stay social and active. In Ontario, where there is no dedicated funding, volunteers must step forward.
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June 15, 2025
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By Moira WelshStaff Reporter
It all began with a tea party in Gail McNeil's Etobicoke condo.
In mid-February 2023, McNeil and her daughter served scones, jam and good conversation.
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Moira Welsh is a Toronto Star journalist leading The Third Act project, pushing for changes in the way older adults live. Follow her on Twitter: @moirawelsh.
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