How Lifestyle Medicine Can Help You Thrive in Retirement

Dr. Jennie Ding shares how lifestyle medicine can support better gut health, energy, and longevity using science-backed habits that help you thrive through retirement and beyond.

Where Are Canadians Going Instead of the U.S. This Summer?

Travel expert Lesley Keyter shares why more Canadians are avoiding the U.S. this summer and exploring hidden gems closer to home. Plus some extra tips for planning your next getaway.

Are You Counting on an Inheritance? Your Kids Might Be Too

What’s putting inheritances at risk? Gary Teelucksingh from the Money Wise Institute shares new research on rising living costs, broken expectations, and how families can start the right conversations.

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From misinformation to media fatigue, today’s news cycle can overwhelm even the most informed. Longtime journalist and SAIT educator Laura Knop-Wright joins us to explore how to tell news from noise and why retirees need to think critically before reacting to headlines.

What does a wave of potential Alberta referendums mean for your voice and your wallet? Political scientist Lori Williams unpacks the Alberta Next panel, plus weighs in on Canada’s $150B annual NATO spending pledge and how it could affect taxpayers in the years ahead.

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Elizabeth Brown from Single Seniors for Tax Fairness explains why single seniors face higher tax burdens and what policy changes could help. Laura Tamblyn Watts, President & CEO of CanAge, shares a report urging early dementia diagnosis and stronger community support. Katharine Zhang, Partner at Walsh LLP, highlights common estate planning mistakes, including TFSA and RRSP designation traps.

Dave and Leanna discuss how emotional reactions to market uncertainty can lead to costly financial decisions and how to avoid them.

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