Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Kate Chung from the Accessible Housing Network describes their upcoming webinar on Canada’s accessible housing crisis. Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses the federal government’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Measures Act. Mike Agerbo of the App Show tells us about a recent hack affecting GiveSendGo, the funding site linked to “Freedom Convoy.” Community artist Clover Thursday shares some adaptive tools and tips for art and design. And community reporter Amy Amantea chats about Realwheels Theatre’s upcoming puppetry workshop “No Strings Attached.” This is the February 16, 2022, episode.

We have another edition of our weekly news quiz with contestants Matt McGurk and Mark Phoenix. From the February 15, 2022 episode.

Activist Ola Ojewumi discusses the importance of remembering Black Disability history during Black History Month. She also tells us about her initiative “Project ASCEND.” From the February 15, 2022 episode.

Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech chats about Brigade AXECIBLE, a new app that allows people with disabilities to identify accessibility barriers at public sites. He also tells us about a new interactive Braille workshop by Hadley. From the February 15, 2022 episode.

Elizabeth Mohler tells us about Toronto's first nonpolice crisis unit for mental health responses. She also shares a recap of this year’s ADP Virtual forum. And she gives details about an exhibit at the Toronto Public Reference library called: “A Study in Sherlock and His Creator: 50 Years of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection.” From the February 15, 2022 episode.

Environmental contributor Lawrence Gunther describes the increasing risk of extinction faced by emperor penguins. From the February 15, 2022 episode.

Stuart Hickox from ONE Canada explains why Canada should take the lead on supplying COVID-19 vaccines to other nations. From the February 15, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Stuart Hickox from ONE Canada explains why Canada should take the lead on supplying COVID-19 vaccines to other nations. Activist Ola Ojewumi discusses the importance of remembering Black Disability history during Black History Month. Community reporter Elizabeth Mohler tells us about Toronto's first nonpolice crisis unit for mental health responses. Environmental contributor Lawrence Gunther describes the increasing risk of extinction faced by emperor penguins. Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech chats about Brigade AXECIBLE, a new app that allows people with disabilities to identify accessibility barriers at public sites. And we have another edition of our weekly news quiz with contestants Matt McGurk and Mark Phoenix. This is the February 15, 2022 episode.

In his Atlantic regional report, Ryan Delahanty describes an online therapy project for first responders that is expanding to New Brunswick. He also tells us about a new pilot project looks to enrich the lives of people with disabilities living in residential care centres. And he describes new accessibility upgrades coming to P.E.I.’s Outreach Centre. From the February 14, 2022 episode.

Marc Aflalo of Double Tap TV explains Twitter's plans to test a new feature that can allow users adjust video playback speed. From the February 14, 2022 episode.