In an effort to improve the living conditions of seniors, many actors are called upon in the management of ageing. This issue is particularly challenging in a Francophone minority environment. The purpose of this article is to evaluate the perception of local and community actors, as well as seniors, regarding challenges related to aging. The municipality of Tracadie, New Brunswick serves as an analytical laboratory. The model of environmental gerontology is the theoretical framework used in our discussion. The methodology is based on an exploratory case study using an idiographic approach. The results reveal numerous gaps in the management of aging, they also demonstrate a certain powerlessness on the part of elected municipal officials to intervene in this area, hence the need to establish a territorial policy on aging.