Kelly and Company

Water is the best way to combat thirst during the hot months of summer, but how else can we stay hydrated? Julia Karantjas lets us know.

To gather feedback on the Assistive Devices Program in Ontario, the CNIB Foundation has created an online survey. We learn more about it with Kat Clarke. Recently, a woman who had been caught driving while impaired was given a conditional sentence by a judge who took into account her Aboriginal status; Danielle McLaughlin discusses the implications. To kick off our Tryouts week, we checked out Adaptive Rock Climbing at the True North Climbing Facility with Kate Stewart from CCB Rocks; check out what we learned.

To kick off our Tryouts week, we checked out Adaptive Rock Climbing at the True North Climbing Facility with Kate Stewart from CCB Rocks; check out what we learned.

Recently, a woman who had been caught driving while impaired was given a conditional sentence by a judge who took into account her Aboriginal status; Danielle McLaughlin discusses the implications.

It’s time for the Monday Buzz With Bill, with Producer Bill Shackleton!

Toronto Bureau Presenter Alex Smyth joins us to preview tonight’s episode of AMI This Week. We discuss the feature called Our Musical Universe.

To gather feedback on the Assistive Devices Program in Ontario, the CNIB Foundation has created an online survey. We learn more about it with Kat Clarke.

In an effort to reign in the sometimes outrageous fees Disability Tax Credit consultants charge to assist with the application process, the government intends to limit the amount they can charge a client; Ron Malis fills us in.

People in the “mainstream” of society have long objected to other people asking them for money on the street; Know Your Rights contributor Danielle McLaughlin talks with us about criminalizing panhandling. On our App Update, we learn how Facebook Messenger Impersonators are targeting Ministers and MPs ahead of the Federal Election. On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey lets us in on a new feature from Audible that is causing huge debate in the Audiobook world.

Today on Pop Talk, we meet Shotgun Jimmie, a SappyFest musical resident from Brandon, Manitoba.