Features
ZNews – Princess Margaret Hospital
Some of the top minds from Toronto's Princess Margaret Hospital share their unique insights on the latest advances in cancer research. read »
Active Aging Online Walking Clinic
It's time to get moving! John Stanton and Dr. Rob Welsh discuss how you can take the first step to a healthy heart. read »
ZNews – Alzheimer’s International Conference
Some of the brightest minds on the planet gathered in Toronto for the 26th annual International Conference on Alzheimer’s disease to discuss the latest research on treatment and the possibility of prevention. Videographer Darrin Maharaj has more. read »
A gym for Zoomers
Avalon Woods is a fitness facility geared specifically for people over 40. ZNews looks at what makes this place so special. read »
Dealing with cognitive decline
How to recognize symptoms of cognitive problems -- and tips for the best ways to cope. read »
Caregiving and family finances
Tips for helping your aging parents or loved ones stay on top of their finances. read »
Do your aging parents or loved ones need some extra help?
Find out about the physical and emotional signs of aging you shouldn't ignore. read »
Struggling to communicate with your aging parents?
Talking to your parents or loved ones about sensitive topics like driving or getting help around the house can be challenging. Watch this video for tips and tricks to start these and other conversations. read »
Tips & Advice
6 tips to get ready for cottage season
Dreaming of a cottage escape? From safety to scams, we've got tips to keep everyone safe and happy this season. read »
10 of the world’s best street foods
Think outside the restaurant! Savour local flavours with these top street eats from around the world. read »
Destinations that are friendly (and not so friendly) for women
Planning a girl’s getaway? Here’s what you should you know when planning your next trip. read »
The Zoomer Report
The Zoomer Report: Walk In The Woods
Is there any green space near your workplace? A study suggests walking through the woods can get burned-out workers back on track. read »
