Zoomer Week in Review

It's being called a new era in the treatment of Alzheimer's, a disabling and deadly disease of the brain that affects up to 50 million around the world, with 10 million new cases each year. Current approved treatments do not slow its progression but Dr. Sharon Cohen, director of the Toronto Memory Program, says that could soon change.

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As children prepare to return to school, the children aren't the only ones who are nervous. So are their parents, and grandparents, and/or caregivers. Six-time award winning author and spokesperson on parenting, and now grandparenting, Kathy Buckworth sat down with Bob Komsic.

Jane Brown and guests discuss the latest regarding Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau's resignation.

Do you work for someone who’s younger?

Jane Brown and guests discuss the province's confusing back to school guidelines.

Jane Brown and Suzanne Boyd talk about the September issue of Zoomer Magazine.

Jane Brown and Bill VanGorder of CARP discuss Canadians' attitudes towards COVID-19.

Are you a morning person or a night owl?

How Canadian government officials have handled the coronavirus pandemic and a crop circle researcher discusses some of the mysterious crop circle formations witnessed across Europe this summer

For years, it was a source of irritation for millions of loyal Air Canada customers collecting Aeroplan points. Now the airline is revamping its loyalty program to make it easier to book seats. It’s part of an effort to boost membership while the global travel industry is devastated by COVID-19. Libby speaks with columnist and consumer advocate Ellen Roseman.

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There’s a new medical clinic in the Lawrence and Dufferin area of Toronto, but it’s not being run by the doctors who work there. It’s a pilot clinic opened by Shoppers Drug Mart - one of three test clinics planned for the GTA this year. The company says their model will make it easier and more convenient for patients to get primary care. Libby reached Theresa Firestone, senior vice president of health and wellness at Shoppers Drug Mart, which is owned by Loblaw Companies.

Two Guys Awkwardly Talk About Purses