Canterbury Foundation Information

Canterbury Foundation has operated senior-assisted/supportive living in Edmonton for almost 40 years. The Canterbury Foundation was formed in 1971 and in early 1972 it was incorporated under the Societies Act of the Province of Alberta. It offers security and high-quality care in a residential setting, where seniors can be close to their family and community. It provides quality, supportive services in three facilities: Canterbury Court (supportive living), Canterbury Manor (independent living opened in 1991) and Canterbury Lane (a secure dementia unit opened in 1997). Canterbury Foundation is a not-for-profit foundation and does not receive financial support from government. Canterbury provides a supportive living environment with a full spectrum of services and care. Comprehensive living-assistance is provided to seniors that include meals, laundry, housekeeping, 24-hour security, an on-site medical clinic, 24-hr RN coverage, group health and wellness activities as well as home care and private care as needed.