The Mobility Needs and Transportation Issues of the Aging Population in Rural Manitoba
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Sylvestre, Gina
Christopher, Gary
Snyder, Marcie
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2006-01-01Abstract
The present investigation represents a preliminary analysis of the mobility issues
encountered by the aging population of rural Manitoba. It has provided an opportunity to
evaluate an issue that, although recognized as a serious concern by many, has not been
formally considered. As very little was known about the situation for seniors in rural
Manitoba, this project was a starting point in which to develop a community network and
identify the next steps that are required for a comprehensive strategy to improve the
availability of transportation for the aging population of rural Manitoba.
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