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Dr. Andrea Brandt, a featured editor for Psychology Today magazine and frequent media expert, is the author of a new book, Mindful Aging. Dr. Brandt answered questions about her book for Prime Times.

The Fall TV season continues with more new shows premiering. Here are a few to watch out for in the month ahead: The Disappearance (Sunday, Oct. 1, CTV).

Since Casablanca debuted in 1942, millions of movie fans have shed tears as noble Rick tells the love of his life, Ilsa, "Here's looking at you, kid" and sends her off with courageous freedom fighter Victor Lazlo.

Summer may be officially over, but that doesn't mean you can't visit Alberta's most unusual (some say obscure) museum all year long.

When I first began my career in the greenhouse business, the mere mention of the word 'orchid' caused my heart rate to jump a few beats per minute.

Our Slow Cooker Chicken Cacciatore is simple to make, and requires little prep work; the cooking time is long, so don't start it too late in the day. For a side, try creamy, rich Slow Cooker Scalloped Potatoes.

As a caregiver, you will help and support another person; however, do you also help and support yourself at the same time? Caregivers – quite naturally – focus the majority of their own time, energy, and even financial resources on supporting an agin

Every fall, the networks unveil their latest offerings for a new TV season. It's been happening for 70 years, and in all that time, one thing has remained constant: 80 per cent of the new shows fail.

Every fall, the networks unveil their latest offerings for a new TV season. It's been happening for 70 years, and in all that time, one thing has remained constant: 80 per cent of the new shows fail.

IN CELEBRATION OF CANADA 150 Strathcona County Museum & Archives – Thru Sept. and Ending in Dec.: Canada-150 exhibit. 913 Ash St., Sherwood Park. Phone: 780-467-8189 or see strathconacountymuseum.ca Provincial Archives of Alberta Exhibit – Thru Sept.