Michael Babcock updates us on recent events and announcements made by Google and Microsoft. It was a crazy week in the NFL. Brock Richardson catches us up in his sports update. Michelle Tocher wrote The Departure Train, an audio drama about a woman who dies and boards a train in the afterlife. We learn more about Michelle's work on this production, airing on AMI-audio. Tune in to nature at its finest, at the Van Dusen Botanical Gardens in Vancouver. Community reporter Carol Yaple brings the highlights. Leanne Baarda shares fun, inclusive ways to enjoy Halloween this year - including family activities, snacks, and approaches to accessible trick-or-treating. Brenda McPhail, Director of the privacy, technology, and surveillance program for the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, discusses the use and misuse of facial recognition technology, on Know Your Rights. Find Kelly & Company on YouTube!
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