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According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, 85% of seniors’ hospital visits for injury are related to falls. Even in less serious cases, falls can lead to bone fractures, bruises, and even mental health issues like depression and anxiety.

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Perhaps it was the busy holiday season or maybe the wacky winter weather, but needless to say, we’re glad that spring has found its way back to the Pacific Northwest.

“Being able to move forward and take advantage of opportunities is all about paying attention to how change impacts the people involved,” she says.

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According to a ground-breaking new study by the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC), 51 percent of investors in British Columbia know how much they’re paying in fees for the investments they buy, sell or hold in their portfolios.