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LaSalle Welcomes Seniors to 2026 Expo

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The Town of LaSalle is inviting older adults from across the community to take part in the LaSalle Senior Expo 2026, taking place Wednesday, June 17, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Event Centre at LaSalle Landing, 970 Front Road.

Building on the success of last year’s inaugural event, the free, non‑sales‑based, market‑style expo is designed to connect residents aged 55 and older with local organizations, programs and services that support healthy, active and socially connected living. The Town says the expo provides a welcoming space for seniors to explore opportunities, ask questions and build meaningful community connections.

This year’s event will feature more than 80 booths and displays, offering information and resources across a wide range of sectors, including:

  • Health and wellness
  • Fitness and recreation
  • Social support services
  • Emergency services
  • Medical supplies
  • Retirement living
  • Community clubs and associations
  • Food and nutrition
  • Real estate and home services

Town officials say the expo is an opportunity for seniors to stay informed, remain engaged and strengthen their connection to the community — all in one convenient location.

Admission is free, and all seniors in LaSalle and surrounding areas are encouraged to attend. Full event details are available at www.lasalle.ca/seniors.

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