Every Friday, an eight-page printable issue arrives — large print, warm stories, regional history, puzzles, and conversation starters made for the residents in your care.
Long before the orchards stretched across the valley, these were family trees, planted with hope and hard work. Many of you helped pick, pack, and dream big during harvest seasons. What a time it was.
From soda shops and five-and-dimes to coffee shops and local boutiques, our downtowns have seen a lot of change — and some things that never go out of style.
Every issue follows a familiar rhythm so your residents always know what to look forward to.
Three short pieces tied to your residents' region — events they lived through, people and places they knew.
A full-page nostalgia story written at a comfortable reading level — dignified, never patronizing.
Oversized crossword and word search with regional themes. Answer keys provided separately for staff.
Questions and prompts staff can use to spark group sessions and shared memories among residents.
From party-line telephones to smartphones, wood stoves to microwaves — a gentle, familiar look back.
Period reproductions that spark recognition — Coca-Cola, Eaton's, and brands they grew up with.
Public domain poetry from Robert Service, Pauline Johnson, and other voices of the west.
Weekly themes and prompts for recreation programming, one-on-one visits, and group activities.
No clipping articles. No copying puzzles. A finished eight-page issue arrives ready to print every Friday morning.
Large-print body type, generous spacing, high-contrast on warm paper. Built for reading, not for show.
Three regional editions across Western Canada — the towns, weather, work, and small details they remember.
Each edition is written for the residents of its region — the towns, the weather, the work, the small details they grew up with.
Wheat fields, Chinook winds, oil-patch towns, family farms, and the long highways that tie the prairies together.
Fishing villages, ferry runs, rainforest valleys, and the working harbours that built the BC coast.
Orchard towns, mountain passes, ranch country, and the small communities of the Okanagan and Kootenays.
Every plan includes the first month free. Subscribe by home — no multi-home licensing required.
For one care home. Weekly issues from your chosen regional edition.
For one home with access to two regional editions each week.
For one home with all three regional editions, plus custom content.
Prices in Canadian dollars. Taxes extra where applicable.
Download a complete sample issue of Interior Weekly. Eight pages, large print, ready to fold and hand out.
↓ Download a free sample (PDF)Pick your edition, enter your details, and start your free first month. Setup takes about three minutes.
Each week, your account dashboard shows the new issue. Staff sign in, download the PDF, and print.
Distribute at lunch, after activities, or wherever your residents gather. Use the conversation prompts for group sessions.
Care homes, retirement residences, and assisted-living communities across Western Canada. Recreation staff print and distribute issues to residents each week.
Each weekly issue is written by our editorial team and reviewed before publication. Content is regionally tailored, dignified, and avoids distressing or partisan material.
Your staff downloads the PDF on Friday morning and prints as many copies as you need. Most homes hand out copies at meal services or during recreation programming.
Yes. Subscriptions are month-to-month and you can cancel from your account dashboard at any time.
Yes. Grids are oversized, clues use general knowledge rather than wordplay, and themes are regional and familiar. Answer keys are provided separately.
We do. Download a complete sample issue above before you subscribe — no email required.
Start with a free month. No contract. We'll send your first issue this Friday.