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Insights gathered by Michael Hoyt, Edmonton-based Shed leader and former social worker. When we talk about men’s health, the conversation […]

Growing older shouldn’t mean losing connection with friends, family, and community. But for many Canadians, staying engaged becomes more difficult

Men’s Sheds provide great opportunities for building new connections – or restarting old ones. Whether it’s working on a project

A Toronto Star podcast featuring Men’s Sheds and the role of community in men’s well-being: Older men in Canada are

Men’s Sheds Canada was recently invited to participate in the Aging Vibrantly podcast, produced by Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario (EAPO).

We were thrilled to have two leading Shedders join Dr. Merle Massie on the Field of Mind Podcast in early

How is a Men’s Shed in West Edmonton helping rebuild neural pathways after trauma? Meet Aiden – and the Glastonbury

On November 19, International Men’s Day, we celebrated how Men’s Sheds contribute to their communities through volunteer projects, mentorship, and

At the recent Canadian Association on Gerontology (CAG) conference, Men’s Sheds Canada hosted a powerful panel discussion on the theme

Today, on National Seniors Day, we pause to recognize the wisdom, resilience, and invaluable contributions of older adults across Canada.