Today on NOW with Dave Brown, we have our news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta. We tackle the environmental impact law which an Alberta court claims as unconstitutional. We consider if Rogers-Shaw merger will ever get done. And, we take a close look at some far-reaching recommendations to the federal government on moderating online hate speech. In the second hour of the show, entertainment critic Michael McNeely previews the upcoming biopic “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.” And, AMI is opening a Disability Screen Office! Communications specialist Greg David gives you the scoop on the story. This is the May 13, 2022 episode.

AMI is opening a Disability Screen Office! Communications specialist Greg David gives you the scoop on the story. He also describes a range of new programming coming to network television. From the May 13, 2022 episode.

AMI is opening a Disability Screen Office! Communications specialist Greg David gives you the scoop on the story. He also describes a range of new programming coming to network television. From the May 13, 2022 episode.

In our weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta, we discuss a panel's far-reaching recommendations to the federal government on moderating online hate speech. From the May 13, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, April Hubbard describes “In Focus,” a new AMI-tv series that examines complex issues through a disability lens. Dawn Dickinson shares info about why the U.K.’s human rights commission is recommending that long COVID should not be treated as a disability. Community reporter Shaini Saravanamuthu in Montreal describes this year’s Retina International World Congress. As Apple says farewell to the iPod, Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada takes a walk down memory lane and discusses the legacy of the music player. And, in her Central regional report, Karen Magee describes a new centre opening in Timmins, Ontario by Access Better Living! This is the May 12, 2022 episode.

Dawn Dickinson shares info about why the U.K.’s human rights commission is recommending that long COVID should not be treated as a disability. She also tells us about a New York City campaign that is hoping to keep cars banished on select streets within the Big Apple. From the May 12, 2022 episode.

April Hubbard describes “In Focus,” a new AMI-tv series that examines complex issues through a disability lens. From the May 12, 2022 episode.

As Apple says farewell to the iPod, Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada takes a walk down memory lane and discusses the legacy of the music player. From the May 12, 2022 episode.

In her Central regional report, Karen Magee describes a new centre opening in Timmins, Ontario by Access Better Living! She also tells us about "Interdependent Magic," a new anthology by Jessica Watkin that showcases work by artists with disabilities. From the May 12, 2022 episode.

Shaini Saravanamuthu in Montreal describes this year’s Retina International World Congress. She also tells us about the Montreal Grand Prix that runs June 17 to 19. From the May 12, 2022 episode.