ILCC In the Media
The International Longevity Centre Canada (ILCC) is recognized as a leading voice on healthy ageing, longevity, and age-inclusive policy. Our experts and research are regularly featured in Canadian and international media, contributing evidence-based perspectives on the issues shaping the future of ageing. Explore the stories, interviews, and articles below to see how ILCC is helping inform public dialogue and influence positive change.
Experiences of Older Women in Canada: Media coverage of the Findings from the NIA’s 2025 Ageing In Canada Survey
Older women in Canada are living longer than men, but many are ageing with greater financial insecurity, loneliness and exposure to ageism, according to a new report released today by the National Institute on Ageing (NIA) in partnership with the International Longevity Centre Canada (ILC Canada).
As life expectancy rises, talks start on a UN treaty to protect older people
Margaret Gillis was recently interviewed by Reuters about the UN Convention. See the article.
A Fireside Chat… Aging Is Our Future: Navigating the Next 50 Years
ILC Canada President Margaret Gillis and Dr. Anne Martin-Matthews recently participated in a Fireside chat the Nova Scotia Centre on Aging. Start at 8:38.
How are you planning for the next 50 years?
CBC Maritime Interview with Preston Mulligan on Maritime Connection. Margaret Gillis and Janice Keefe “How are you planning for the next 50