AMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at the Ramada Plaza in Regina, with hosts Kelly MacDonald and Ramya Amuthan. Ashley Nemeth has been our Saskatchewan community reporter for months, but until now she's always been on the phone! She meets Kelly and Ramya in person to discuss her connection to the CNIB.

AMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at the Ramada Plaza in Regina, with hosts Kelly MacDonald and Ramya Amuthan. Here, thirteen-year-old Kaitlynn Lenius has been to many CNIB kids' camps, and she's now participating in the Youth Leadership Program.

AMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at the Ramada Plaza in Regina, with hosts Kelly MacDonald and Ramya Amuthan. Here, CNIB low vision services specialist Amber-Joy Boyd tells Kelly and Ramya why low vision assessments are so important.

To celebrate White Cane Week, AMI-audio attends the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship, broadcasting live from the historic Ottawa Curling Club.

We wrap up the bonspiel and meet the Canadian Council of the Blind’s White Cane Week Person of the Year, retired senator Dr. Asha Seth. She discusses her career in medicine and in politics, and describes her community work with the CCB and the CNIB.

To celebrate White Cane Week, AMI-audio attends the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship, broadcasting live from the historic Ottawa Curling Club. On day five, the last day of the games, we speak to AMI’s vice president of marketing and communication, Peter Burke. He tells us about AMI’s sponsorship of the games. And we meet the Canadian Council of the Blind’s White Cane Week Person of the Year, retired senator Dr. Asha Seth.

To celebrate White Cane Week, AMI-audio attends the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship, broadcasting live from the historic Ottawa Curling Club.

Curlers Bill Mah and Frank Costello tell us about their journey to become Team Canada. They also describe their history of their home team in Kelowna and reflect on their past experiences at the championships since its inception.

To celebrate White Cane Week, AMI-audio attends the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship, broadcasting live from the historic Ottawa Curling Club.

Team Manitoba coach Norm Lyons and Team Alberta skip Natalie Morin discuss their team's progress in the games so far, and share stories about their passion for the sport.

"To celebrate White Cane Week, AMI-audio attends the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship, broadcasting live from the historic Ottawa Curling Club.

The Canadian Council of the Blind national president Louise Gillis, a member of Team Nova Scotia, describes how a passion for curling can develop at any age. And Ryan Van Praet from Team Ontario tells us about his role as sweeper, as well as the CCB health and fitness program.

To celebrate White Cane Week, AMI-audio attends the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship, broadcasting live from the historic Ottawa Curling Club.

Curlers Terry Pipkey and Linda Weber tell us about Team BC from Prince George. They also look ahead to tomorrow's big game against Team Nova Scotia. And they discuss their other hobbies, including the Lion’s Club, Vocal Eye, and dragon boating.

To celebrate White Cane Week, AMI-audio attends the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship, broadcasting live from the historic Ottawa Curling Club.

Curlers Camille Savoie and Fraser Hiltz from Team Saskatchewan tell us about their respective journeys with vision loss, and about their involvement with blind curling. They also discuss the significance of expanding the sport across the country.