Shaun Preece of Double Tap of Canada chats about Microsoft’s launch of Windows 11. From the October 7, 2021 episode.

Dawn Dickinson previews The Guardian This Week and tells us about the lack of representation for English Heritage plaques in the U.K. She also chats ab0ut 20 news Korean words that will make the new edition of the Oxford English Dictionary. From the October 7, 2021 episode.

Becki Zerr describes the barriers to accessing COVID-19 testing in Saskatchewan. She also gives us a recap of Regina's annual dog swim. From the October 7, 2021 episode.

Al Weibe from Vote Housing discusses Canada’s housing issues during the pandemic and beyond. From the October 7, 2021 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Al Weibe from Vote Housing discusses Canada’s housing issues during the pandemic and beyond. Dawn Dickinson previews The Guardian This Week and tells us about the lack of representation for English Heritage plaques in the U.K. Community reporter Becki Zerr describes the barriers to accessing COVID-19 testing in Saskatchewan. Shaun Preece of Double Tap of Canada chats about Microsoft’s launch of Windows 11. And, Sylvi Fekete gives us details on the next annual Ski for Light event in 2022. This is the October 7, 2021 episode.

We meet our newest contributor Shane Baker, a mental health and wellness advocate from Victoria, B.C. Shane is Gitxsan and a member of Wilp GwininNitxw of the Lax Gibuu. He shares with us his personal journey with acquiring his disability. He also describes his experiences managing his mental health through alternative health treatments, traditional healing practices and exercise. From the October 6, 2021 episode.

We discuss the state of COVID-19 in Alberta and its impact on the health care system with Mike Parker from the Health Sciences Association of Alberta. From the October 6, 2021 episode.

Derek Lackey describes this year’s Halloween festivities including a special event at the Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg. From the October 6, 2021 episode.

Veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver shares his analysis on the latest news in Canadian politics including PM Trudeau’s Tofino Trip, Conservative leader Erin O’Toole, and the return to parliament. From the October 6, 2021 episode.

Mike Agerbo from The App Show describes a new study on the multiple types of irregular heartbeats flagged by the Apple Watch. He also explains why a South Korean internet service provider is suing Netflix to pay for increased network costs and bandwidth usage. And, he tells us how Pixel phones can now automatically record and upload video in an emergency. From the October 6, 2021 episode.