Since seniors seem to be the victims of fraud, a list should be made of any companies or people that target seniors.
Especially those individuals who telemarket or door knock to gain access into seniors homes for work purposes.
If complaints have been made to city hall or the RCMP, the names could be put on a list, and seniors could check the list before hiring companies or people.
If a company is not in the phone book, it should send an alarm that they may not be legitimate.
Seniors should also take the time to call the better business bureau and give the name of the company and also the persons name.
Several companies working in the Prince George area can be found on this list.

Nothing like a bunch of grey-haired old geezers pushing their walkers down the street, to finally park them in front of city hall, raising their cane's, punching the air with their fists, to get their scratchy voices heard by the lord mayor and his henchmen.

But I can respond to one thing on their list, so that they don't have to hear all the disappointment from just one source:

"4. That the City continue to promote and enable the construction of housing for seniors, in particular “supportive” housing."

BC Housing, the people who manage the housing program for our gov't in Victoria, is no longer has a mandate to provide housing for seniors. They're onto the next thing - housing for the disadvantaged, homeless, and downtrodden. That's people walking the streets and backalleys, generally. Apparently there's enough beds out there now, to provide for the seniors. But if the city can find money themselves, hey, fly at it, but don't count on the cooperation of the rest of the taxpayers in B.C.