This in-person conference is presented by the Canadian Association on Gerontology (CAG)
CAG2026 is the 55th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting of the Canadian Association on Gerontology, Canada’s premier association of those who work, research or have an interest in the field of aging.
# Keynotes
Navigating New Directions in Aging Research: Insights from Peer Support, Lived Experience, and Cross-Sector Collaboration Michael Kalu, PhD | Faculty of Health, York University: How Human–Animal Connections Enhance Quality of Life in Older Adults Marie-Jose Enders-Slegers | Open Universiteit, Vakgroep Klinische Psychologie, dep. Antrozoologie
From the South Pacific to Canada: As the world ages, the climate changes Jennifer Baumbusch, PhD | UBC School of Nursing Jean Mitchell, PhD | Sociology and Anthropology, UNESCO Chair in Island Studies and Sustainability, University of Prince Edward Island
# Concurrent Sessions and Special Events.
Concurrent sessions include oral presentations, symposia, poster presentations, and workshops. Special events include a student poster competition, exhibit hall, and an East Coast Ceilidh networking event. See the full program here.
# Registration Fees and Discounts
The basic registration fee for a non-CAG member is $535. Combinable discounts are available for early-bird registration (available until September 18), CAG members, older adults (65+), and students. Special rates for small non-profit organizations and care partners are also available. See the schedule of fees here.
# Call for Late-Breaking Abstracts