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Making Canadian Suburbs More Age-Friendly

Making Canadian Suburbs More Age-Friendly

Two-thirds of Canadians live in the suburbs, but the car-dependent neighbourhoods are “no place to grow old,” says Glenn Miller, a senior associate at the Canadian Urban Institute.

As the population ages and the life expectancy of Canadians increases, there’s a lot of discussion about where older people are going to live and how to make their communities more age-friendly.

The baby boom…

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The 10 best U.S. suburbs for retirement You may not want to retire in a large city with a big population. And the good news is there are some quality suburbs from which to choose. Digital marketing company ConsumerTrack recently ranked the top suburbs for retirees based on cost of living, median home prices and property ... Personal Finance

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For this company, online surveillance leads to profit in Washington’s suburbs

For this company, online surveillance leads to profit in Washington’s suburbs

In a small office in Ashburn, Va., ensconced among the government contractors that make up the Dulles Technology Corridor, a start-up called Babel Street is bringing government-style surveillance to an entirely new market. The company’s Web crawlers, offered under a subscription called Babel X, trawl some 40 online sources, scooping up data from popular sites such as Instagram and a Korean social…

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