On our Tech Talk, Michael Babcock shares two directories where we can find accessible gaming for the blind and partially sighted community. Brock Richardson of The Neutral Zone brings us our weekly Sports Update. We get a preview of the AMI This Week feature on Hanna Leavitt, with our friend Grant Hardy in Vancouver. Certain Ottawa streets are being closed on weekends to allow for more space for pedestrians. We learn more with Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick. Toronto Fringe is back for another year. This year the festival will present over 65 shows in four virtual series. We learn more about this festival. Toronto Fringe is back for another year. This year the festival will present over 65 shows in four virtual series. We learn more about this festival. There is a movement to change the names of teams, buildings, streets, and plants and animals in Canada and the United States. We discuss the implications with Danielle McLaughlin. Find Kelly & Company on YouTube!
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