Twenty Manitoba seniors projects will receive a total of $219,376 in federal funding through the New Horizons for Seniors Program. Ken Dryden, Minister of Social Development, announced the funding today in Winnipeg. « The Government of Canada is committed to strengthening and building inclusive communities that promote the active living, empowerment, and dignity of seniors, » said Minister Dryden. « These projects will enable seniors to share their skills, experience, and wisdom with others in their community. » « These New Horizons projects announced today will play an important role in supporting the inclusion and participation of seniors right across Manitoba and will make our communities better places for everyone – young and old, » said Mr. Reg Alcock, President of the Treasury Board and senior Minister for Manitoba. « New Horizons for Seniors has proven to be extremely valuable in promoting community activities by and in support of seniors, » said Tony Ianno, Minister of State (Families and Caregivers). « Increased funding for New Horizons for Seniors in the recent budget reinforces our commitment to ensuring a high quality of life for all seniors. » The New Horizons for Seniors Program provides grants to support a range of community-based projects across Canada that enable seniors to participate in social
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