During the month of October, Canadians come together to raise awareness and fund raise for Breast Cancer research and support for women and their families living with Breast Cancer in Canada. Breast Cancer is the most common type of cancer to affect Canadian women. Due to significant advancements in technology and research around the world, […]
The very popular ‘Passport to the World’ Series had its most recent stop at Delmanor Prince Edward with a ‘Welcome to Egypt’ demonstration with a focus on Roz bil laban, or Egyptian rice pudding. Rice pudding is a common dessert in many countries, with each country having its own unique twist. Delmanor Prince Edward residents […]
Delmanor Prince Edward Residents, family members and community guests came together in Prince Edwards’s beautiful dining room and Old Mill Pub for a fundraising evening in support of St. Joseph’s Health Centre. The exquisite evening began with guests arriving to the tranquil atmosphere that was enhanced by the soothing piano sounds that filled the drawing […]
A musically spectacular afternoon was spent with residents and guests at Delmanor Northtown with the prestigious Peter Fisher. Mr. Peter Fisher is an accomplished British Violinist that has performed for audiences for over thirty years. He has established his own Ensemble, ‘The Chamber Ensemble of London’, in his hometown of London, England. Peter has travelled extensively […]
Did you know that research has shown that dancing improves strength and muscle function in seniors? It also helps to improve balance and flexibility that lead to better stability and fewer injuries. Seniors that dance have shown to have improved cardiovascular health which helps to decrease their chances of developing heart disease. Dancing is fun […]
Japan was the featured country for the month of September as part of Delmanor Prince Edward’s “Passport to the World” Program. Residents and guests were entertained by Japanese Kabucki dancers who performed to a rich blend of music, with dance, mime, and spectacular costuming. Kabuki has been a major theatrical art form in Japan for […]
Lianne Harris is a social studies resource specialist for the Toronto District School Board that has honed her many years of teaching history into engaging, dynamic experiences enjoyed by a variety of audiences. To date, Lianne has taught over 70,000 students and teachers in her interactive and inspiring presentations that are geared to audiences of […]
A banner honoring local veterans was recently unveiled at Richmond hill Legion Branch 375 with a formal service and dinner, along with delicious desserts provided by the Delmanor Culinary Team. The banners honoring the veterans will be removed mid October and installed on lamp posts along Yonge Street close to the cenotaph where the annual […]
Delmanor Elgin Mills residents recently spent a wonderful day at the undersea world of Toronto’s Ripley’s Aquarium. The excitement began on the bus to Ripley’s when it was discovered that half of the residents on the trip had never been to the popular ten year old Toronto tourist attraction! The Elgin Mills residents spent the […]
The residents of Delmanor Wynford were recently treated to a wonderful and relaxing experience cruising the majestic Grand River. The Grand River is the largest river in Ontario that is entirely within Southern Ontario’s boundaries. Cruising the river is a very popular summer and fall tourist activity with the tranquil country settings and beautiful scenery, […]
