Google released a new accessibility feature to assist people who cannot hear or speak participate in phone calls. We learn about the initiative with Michael Babcock. The Canadian mens soccer team advanced to its first World Cup since 1986. Brock Richardson chats to us about this historical event. April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day. We discuss the significance of this annual occasion with Alex Smyth. Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick highlights the Electric Bus trial taking place in Ottawa. Shayla Brown is an 18 year old up and coming actor and singer, about her to make her professional stage debut at Crow's Theatre. What does she have planned for the future? We chat with Shayla to learn more! On Know Your Rights, Hooley McLaughlin tells us about Behind Racism, a new exhibition at the Ontario Science Centre. Find Kelly & Company on YouTube!
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