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The building that will include the future home of the CNIB in Regina is generating some controversy; Jim Krysko tells us why the project is experiencing push back.

Many people decide not to have an annual medical check-up because they feel good at the time; Nurse Becki Zerr tells us why annual check-ups are important and necessary.

Many people decide not to have an annual medical check-up because they feel good at the time; Nurse Becki Zerr tells us why annual check-ups are important and necessary. The building that will include the future home of the CNIB in Regina is generating some controversy; Jim Krysko tells us why the project is experiencing push back. Devon Wilkins highlights her show on The Global Voice called Spotlight. She also mentions two summer camps for guide dogs and handlers. Today on our Independent Living Skills segment, Leanne Baarda and her guest Keya Osborne discuss clothing management and working with a wardrobe.

Your new puppy is a warm bundle of soft fuzz, but she also leaves puddles and landmines, and has needle-like sharp teeth! How do we house-train a puppy and teach them not to bite? Vet Danielle Jongkind gives us advice. Chyvonne Emile continues our conversation about working out with a chronic illness; she discusses how to temper your workouts, and how to gage energy levels. Community Reporter Kim Thistle-Murphy highlights the We Will Rock You musical at the St. John's Arts & Culture Center. The hashtag #DisabledPeopleAreHot has exploded on social media in the last few weeks. Its creator, Andrew Gurza tells us how it all got started and what this means for people with disabilities. MiniWiki for Apple Watch is an encyclopedia on your wrist; Tech Guru Tom Dekker fills us in.

Know Your Rights contributor Danielle McLaughlin talks with Noa Mendelsohn Aviv about the rights of prisoners who live with disabilities.

The Playboyz are Canada's premier and most popular dance revue; Doug McQuaker from Atikokan, Ontario fills us in.

Grant Hardy from Vancouver joins us to preview tonight's episode of AMI This Week. We discuss the feature on Tetra Woodshed.

Pandas know exactly what to do with Bamboo, but what can we do with it? Gardener Susan Kerney highlights the Bamboo plant

Pandas know exactly what to do with Bamboo, but what can we do with it? Gardener Susan Kerney highlights the Bamboo plant. We get some accessible house renovating tips from AMI-tv star, Chris Judge! Grant Hardy from Vancouver joins us to preview tonight's episode of AMI This Week. We discuss the feature on Tetra Woodshed. The Playboyz are Canada's premier and most popular dance revue; Doug McQuaker from Atikokan, Ontario fills us in. Know Your Rights contributor Danielle McLaughlin talks with Noa Mendelsohn Aviv about the rights of prisoners who live with disabilities.

"Jeff Ryman tells us about the ``Think Thrice About Your Clothes'' campaing going on in Vancouver. What is it and how can you get involved? Experts are saying that Canada's new low-cost cell phone plans are a joke; The App Show's Graham Williams has the details. A production of Hamlet coming to the NAC in Ottawa has a new twist on the classic tale of revenge; Karen Magee in Ottawa has more information! As if everyone was not jumping on board the audiobook train you can add another big time player to the mix, but in a non-traditional way; Ryan Hooey fills us in.

On Friday Vibes, we discuss how Edmonton's Wayne Gretzky made history on this day in 1988. Plus, Shrove Tuesday, also known as Mardi Gras, is just around the corner."