We believe It Takes a Village to Care for today's seniors.

“It’s the relationships that form that matter and companionship is important," says Bev Saynor (right).

Village Voice

Meaningful Relationships are the Core of Contentment...

Bev Saynor has been on her own for nearly 20 years, yet she still chokes up when she speaks of her husband. He was lost to cancer in 2000 after a four-year struggle, but Bev managed to carry on – it’s simply what must be done. She lived in a condo in Mississauga’s north end for a number of years...

Resident veterans of Taunton Mills, like so many across the organization, were proud to mark Remembrance Day Nov. 11.

Village Voice

Schlegel Villages Remembers

Town Halls and Squares and gathering spaces on every neighbourhood of The Villages were transformed into sacred sites of Remembrance on Nov. 11, just as cities and towns across Canada stood silent to honour the selfless service of hundreds of thousands of Canadians over the decades. Resident...

Christmas and Holiday Bazaar and Market events at the Villages

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Holiday Bazaars & Markets

Our Vision is that each person lives in a Village where they have life purpose and are able to pursue their passions, develop meaningful relationships, have opportunity to learn and grow, and contribute to their community. The annual Christmas Bazaar and Markets create this opportunity for...

A photo of the Passchendaele exhibit at The Canadian War Museum. No veterans of The Great War are alive today, but their efforts will never be forgotten.

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‘Little amounts of Light Compared to its Darkness’:...

Harry Malcomson was an army cook stationed in British Columbia at the end of the Second World War. His specialty was soup, he says, and in the general mess hall he served countless iterations of it to hundreds of soldiers, many of whom were returning home from their time as Prisoners of War in the...

Ruth and Anne both say living at Wentworth Heights feels like living at home.

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'It Just Feels Like Home' at Wentworth...

Anne Whittle and Ruth Chasty sit together in the lounge off Main Street in The Village Wentworth Heights. Other tables are filled with fellow residents, some sipping pints of beer or steaming mugs of coffee while others clink glasses of white wine. As the two friends chat, another resident sits...

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