Canadian Association on #Gerontology-Association canadienne de gérontologie. #CAG_2026, Oct 15-17, 2026 in Charlottetown, PEI!
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ALT Formal letter from the Prime Minister of Canada offering warm greetings to delegates of the Canadian Association on Gerontology's 55th annual meeting, with the Canadian coat of arms at top, a portrait at right, and a large signature.
ALT Official Prime Minister bilingual letterhead containing a French welcome to a Canadian gerontology conference, a formal portrait of a suited man at right, and a large handwritten signature near the bottom.
ALT Welcome letter from the Mayor of Charlottetown addressing delegates to the Canadian Association on Gerontology’s 2026 Annual Conference, featuring the city crest, mayoral heading, welcome paragraphs and a mayoral contact block.
ALT Welcome letter from the Mayor's Office of Charlottetown in French welcoming delegates to the 2026 annual congress of the Canadian Association on Gerontology, signed Philip Brown.
ALT French welcome letter from Prince Edward Island Minister Barb Ramsay addressing delegates to "Courants croisés: Collaboration et action coordonnée pour mieux naviguer dans le vieillissement," outlining a provincial action plan and commitment to coordinated supports for healthy aging.
ALT Welcome letter from the conference co-chairs for the 55th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting of the Canadian Association on Gerontology, showing University of Prince Edward Island and Mount Saint Vincent University logos, the theme "Crossing Currents," co-chair names and signatures.
ALT French welcome letter from the conference co-chairs for the 55e Réunion de l’Association canadienne de gérontologie, two university logos at the top, headline "Salutations des coprésidentes du congrès," several paragraphs about the conference theme, committee names and signatures at the bottom.
ALT Canadian Association on Gerontology welcome letter announcing the 55th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting in Charlottetown, outlining the conference theme "Crossing Currents," goals and acknowledgements, and signed by CAG leaders beneath the organization logo.
ALT French welcome letter from the Canadian Association on Gerontology announcing the ACG 55th annual scientific and educational meeting in Charlottetown (Octobre 2026), featuring the association logo at top and contact details and signatures at the bottom.
ALT Speaker spotlight graphic for Dr. Marie-Jose Enders-Slegers, PhD, of the Open University of the Netherlands, featuring her headshot and her talk title "How Human-Animal Connections Enhance Quality of Life in Older Adults," for CAG2026.
ALT Portrait de conférencière pour Dre Marie-Jose Enders-Slegers, Ph. D., de l'Université ouverte des Pays-Bas, avec sa photo et le titre de sa présentation « Comment le lien humain-animal améliore la qualité de vie des personnes âgées », pour l'ACG2026.
ALT Speaker Spotlight graphic for the CAG2026 conference. Photo of Michael Kalu, PhD, of York University, smiling in front of a pale brick wall, wearing a mustard, orange, and brown striped sweater. Text: Navigating New Directions in Aging Research: Insights from Peer Support, Lived Experience, and Cross-Sector Collaboration. Crossing Currents: Navigating Aging through Collaboration and Coordinated Action conference, October 15-17, 2026 in Charlottetown, PEI. CAG2026.ca
ALT Affiche « Portrait de conférencier » du congrès ACG2026. Photo de Michael Kalu, PhD, de l'Université York, souriant devant un mur de brique pâle, portant un chandail à rayures moutarde, orange et brun. Texte : Naviguer dans les diverses orientations de la recherche sur le vieillissement : idées tirées du soutien par les pairs, de l'expérience vécue et de la collaboration intersectorielle. Congrès « Courants croisés : Collaboration et action coordonnée pour mieux naviguer dans le vieillissement », du 15 au 17 octobre 2026 à Charlottetown (Î.-P.-É.). ACG2026.ca
ALT Aerial photograph of the Toronto skyline on a clear, sunny autumn day. The iconic CN Tower rises prominently in the centre of the frame, its slender concrete shaft and pod-shaped observation deck topped by a tall broadcast antenna reaching into a vivid blue sky dotted with scattered white clouds. The downtown core stretches across the background, filled with a dense cluster of modern glass-and-steel skyscrapers in shades of teal, silver, and grey. In the mid-ground, lower-rise residential and mixed-use buildings transition toward the waterfront, where patches of autumn foliage in gold, orange, and green soften the urban landscape. The shoreline of Lake Ontario curves along the right side of the image, with a marina, docked boats, and a historic concrete grain elevator visible in the foreground. A ferry or tour boat can be seen on the calm blue water. The overall scene conveys Toronto's dynamic blend of urban density, natural greenery, and lakefront setting on a bright day.
