gamut to therapists. Those clinics aren't just there for people who live in our complexes, they're there for the entire community. If you don't live in our complex but need those services then you're free to use them. BBH: Many people who are moving into your communities are moving out of communities that they've lived in for many years. What are some steps that you take to cultivate a vibrant community within your projects? JG: We provide an extension to the local community. That's at the very core of what we do. Frankly, one of the primary reasons seniors move into our communities when they are still physically independent is because of the social environment they enter into. They may feel isolated living in the home that they've lived in for the last 40 years. The neighbourhood they've lived in has changed and its all young families and they're the only ones left. With us, they enter into a community where there are people that they probably know or will get to know. It's a place to make friends. It's a place to engage in community living as opposed to isolated living. It's a very engaged and active lifestyle. JG: It's extremely well-located. We are basically at the intersection of Dundas and Mississauga Road, so there's access to the QEW and the 403 a few moments away. Within the complex itself, we have two completely different dining venues. Because each unit has a kitchen we have a cooking centre where