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Posted date : Oct 18, 2017

CSANews Issue 82 — Spring 2012 Edition – A Taste of Les Îles de la Madeleine – A Culinary Cruise in Quebec || Bond Market – What You Need to Know || Living Longer || Explore the American Southwest

Posted date : Oct 18, 2017

CSANews Issue 80 — Fall 2011 Edition

Posted date : Oct 7, 2017

CSANews Issue 77 – Winter 2010 Edition – What’s Your Hobby? Keeping Active After Retirement | Mexico – Discover the Rich Colonial Cities | Riding the Rails – Train Station History Along the I-75 | Emerging Markets – Investing with a Global Strategy

Posted date : Oct 7, 2017

CSANews Issue 76 — Fall 2010 Edition

Posted date : Oct 7, 2017

CSANews Issue 75 — Summer 2010 Edition

Posted date : Oct 4, 2017

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Posted date : Jul 28, 2017

The Northwest Territories changes their temporary absence policy, and now allows residents to be absent from the territory for up to seven months, while still remaining eligible for continuous health coverage. This change was a direct result of the Canadian Travellers’ Report Card which was previously discussed in the NWT legislature.

Posted date : Jul 28, 2017

The CSA successfully lobbies the U.S. Congress to advance the Canadian Retired Persons’ Visa through legislation introduced in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate. If enacted as is, the VISIT-USA Act will increase the amount of time for which Canadian citizens over 50 years of age, who satisfy certain requirements, will be permitted to stay in the United States.

Posted date : Jul 28, 2017

Thanks to legislative changes prompted by the persistence of the CSA, the government of PEI now reimburses out-of-country emergency in-patient services at up to $1,055 CAD per day, a rate nearly double that of 2002.

Posted date : Jul 28, 2017

British Columbia becomes the first province to hold an election on a fixed date. This allows residents of British Columbia to better plan their winter trips without having to sacrifice their democratic right to vote.