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Mythbusters' busted a lot of beliefs by putting them to the scientific test. Let's see what myths lie in pets and veterinary care with Vet Danielle Jongkind.

Mythbusters' busted a lot of beliefs by putting them to the scientific test. Let's see what myths lie in pets and veterinary care with Vet Danielle Jongkind. During our fitness discussion with Chyvonne Emile, we meet Daniel Harvey; he shares with us his love for horses, and we explore how the animals helped him with his fitness. Why don't we see more audiobooks in public libraries? We speak with the Centre of Equitable Library Access to learn more. Community Reporter Wade Brown tells us about an award-winning frozen attraction located in six cities across North America, with the only Canadian location in Edmonton! Tech Guru Tom Dekker tells us about Day One, an accessible multimedia journaling app for iOS.

There has been a court case arguing that the Ford government's return to the sex-education curriculum of the 1990s is discriminatory. Danielle McLaughlin and her guest Cara Zwibel fills us in on Know Your Rights.

AMI's Ryan Delehanty joins us on this month's Voices segment, and we hear about his passion for gaming and music.

A 13 year old Delaware boy credited with saving his family from a house fire when he stayed up late to watch TV has received a special delivery from the show's writers. Bill Shackleton shares more!

Shelby Travers from Ottawa tells us about Ottawa Stingers Wheelchair Rugby as she previews tonight's episode of AMI This Week.

Are Canadian women doing enough to save for retirement? A new study says no. We learn more as we speak with Marc Cevey, CEO of HSBC Bank Canada Asset Management.

Gardener Susan Kerney breaks down different kinds of indoor plants for different kinds of gardeners.

Gardener Susan Kerney breaks down different kinds of indoor plants for different kinds of gardeners. Are Canadian women doing enough to save for retirement? A new study says no. We learn more as we speak with Marc Cevey, CEO of HSBC Bank Canada Asset Management. Shelby Travers from Ottawa tells us about Ottawa Stingers Wheelchair Rugby as she previews tonight's episode of AMI This Week. AMI's Ryan Delehanty joins us on this month's Voices segment, and we hear about his passion for gaming and music. There has been a court case arguing that the Ford government's return to the sex-education curriculum of the 1990s is discriminatory. Danielle McLaughlin and her guest Cara Zwibel fills us in on Know Your Rights.

Award-winning artistic producer and performer Alex Bulmer joins us to highlight Cripping the Arts, an event in Toronto being put on by The British Council and partners.