Steven Scott of Double Tap Canada considers the potential items to be unveiled at Apple’s upcoming spring event. From the February 17, 2022 episode.

Shaini Saravanamuthu talks about the recent changes to the COVID-19 restrictions in Quebec. She also shares an update on her experience with mobility training. And she gives details on two upcoming events: Montréal en Lumière and Nuit Blanche. From the February 17, 2022 episode.

Temi Akin-Aina from Concordia University’s Black Alumni Network and Council discusses the importance of inclusive spaces on campus for Black students to connect and support each other. From the February 17, 2022 episode.

Dr. Afua Cooper from Dalhousie University reflects describes her three-year project to the expand the education of Black Canadian history in curriculum across the country. From the February 17, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Dr. Afua Cooper from Dalhousie University reflects describes her three-year project to the expand the education of Black Canadian history in curriculum across the country. Temi Akin-Aina from Concordia University’s Black Alumni Network and Council discusses the importance of inclusive spaces on campus for Black students to connect and support each other. Community reporter Shaini Saravanamuthu talks about the recent changes to the COVID-19 restrictions in Quebec. Steven Scott of Double Tap Canada considers the potential items to be unveiled at Apple’s upcoming spring event. And senior producer Andrika De Lanerolle previews the Guardian This Week with an article about Belgium’s labour market reform to introduce a four-day work week. This is the February 17, 2022 episode.

Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver gives his reaction to the federal government’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Measures Act in response to the ongoing protests and blockades. From the February 16, 2022, episode.

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Mike Agerbo of the App Show tells us about a recent hack affecting GiveSendGo, the funding site linked to “Freedom Convoy.” He also gives an update on Apple’s plans to make it harder to misuse their AirTags for tracking users.

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Community reporter Amy Amantea chats about Realwheels Theatre’s upcoming puppetry workshop “No Strings Attached.” She also tells us about the AEBC’s upcoming 60's and 70's themed trivia night. And she gives details on BC Blind Sports’ “Learn to Skate Day.” From the February 16, 2022, episode.

Community artist Clover Thursday shares some adaptive tools and tips for art and design. From the February 16, 2022, episode.

Kate Chung from the Accessible Housing Network describes their upcoming webinar on Canada’s accessible housing crisis. From the February 16, 2022, episode.