The April release of JAWS screen-reader is out, and there are notable improvements. We go down the list with Michael Babcock. The Toronto Raptors are trying to claw their way back into a series with the 76'ers. Brock Richardson gives us the details. AMI Halifax Reporter Jillian Gillis features the North End Café, and we discuss the return of AMI This Week. Para transpo, Ottawa’s adapted transit system, now has a new application to book and cancel rides. Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick has the details. We hear about a new Canada-wide initiative called The CNIB SmartLife Tech @ Home program. On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin discusses masking for travelers, and how this correlates with disability rights. Find Kelly & Company on YouTube!
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