Nova Scotia Centre on Aging

Nova Scotia Centre on Aging Advancing Aging Research. Enhancing Seniors' Lives. The NSCA works in collaboration with many others to advance knowledge on aging-related issues.

Our work includes conducting research projects and evaluation studies; organizing lectures, workshops and conferences; developing and reviewing curricula; developing educational materials such as manuals, information kits and videos; and providing consultative services to community, organizations and government. We invite you to learn more about us by viewing our current and past projects and the resources we have produced. It is our goal that through research, education and community engagement the NSCA will inform policy and practice to enhance the quality of life of older adults and their families.

NSCA's Age Reconsidered podcast series will launch Episode 2, Starting With Strength: Rethinking Rural Aging on Oct. 7.T...
09/23/2026

NSCA's Age Reconsidered podcast series will launch Episode 2, Starting With Strength: Rethinking Rural Aging on Oct. 7.

The story of rural aging is often told through the lens of isolation and limited services. In this episode, we travel to Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley to discover a different narrative—one where community, curiosity, generosity, and mutual support reveal what's possible when we begin with people's strengths rather than their needs. For more info go to: www.agereconcidered.ca https://youtu.be/o53BYh89xq8

Launching Oct. 7, 2026Starting With Strength: Rethinking Rural Ag...

Call for Latebreaker Abstracts for CAG2026  - deadline is September 16, 2026!
09/14/2026

Call for Latebreaker Abstracts for CAG2026 - deadline is September 16, 2026!

Call for Latebreaker Abstracts! Registration now open! CAG2026: Crossing Currents – Navigating Aging through Collaboration and Coordinated Action, October 15-17, 2026 in Charlottetown, PEI https://buff.ly/zTK8mAP

09/14/2026
09/09/2026

Age Reconsidered is a new podcast that challenges conventional thinking about aging and explores what it means to grow older in today’s world.

Created by the Nova Scotia Centre on Aging at Mount Saint Vincent University, the nine-part series launches today, September 9, 2026, with new episodes released monthly.

“I think most people think if we’re this age we should be just getting ready to die. But we’re not. We’re ready to live.”

That’s one of the perspectives listeners will hear in the first episode, setting the tone for a series that invites listeners to see aging in a new light.

Guests include older adults, researchers, and community innovators from diverse backgrounds. The podcast is hosted by Dr. Kelly O’Neil.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

Learn more: https://www.msvu.ca/new-podcast-invites-listeners-to-rethink-aging/

Today the NSCA (with generous funding from the Entente Foundation) is excited to launch, Age Reconsidered, a new podcast...
09/09/2026

Today the NSCA (with generous funding from the Entente Foundation) is excited to launch, Age Reconsidered, a new podcast series encouraging a more engaged dialogue about the experience of growing older. www.agereconsidered.ca
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2634820/episodes/19603506

Age Reconsidered is a podcast series aiming to change the narrative about aging.

09/02/2026

The Nova Scotia Centre on Aging (with generous funding from the Entente Foundation) is launching a new podcast series on Sept. 9, 2026! www.agereconsidered.ca

08/25/2026

📢 NEW Publication

What are the most important factors contributing to job satisfaction? In our new publication, we explore this question among managers, nurses, and allied health professionals. A collaborative team environment emerged as the most important consideration for job satisfaction, but we also found notable differences across job roles.

📖 Read the article: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/07334648261476743

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