Active living, adult lifestyle and 55 plus communities with virtual tours

Active living communities across the country are ready and waiting, despite quarantine measures related to COVID-19. Below, find active living communities offering virtual tours and meetings so you can learn all about them online. Make an appointment with one of the communities below, and get answers to all your questions.

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Two Neptune Drive - Reuben Cipin Healthy Living Community

2 Neptune Drive, Toronto, Ontario, M6A3E6

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2 Neptune Dr. is a unique residential community designed for active adults 65+ who enjoy being part of a large, close-knit community and taking part in various fitness and social programs. Move-in incentives available!

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Lifestyle Options: Active Living

Mahogany Platinum

#100 - 2180 Gladwin Road, Abbotsford, British Columbia, V2S 0H4

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A spectacular new residential tower in Abbotsford, Mahogany Platinum combines convenience, livability and luxury for seniors looking for an independent lifestyle community. Only a few suites left.

Lifestyle Options: Active Living

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