Our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about the Saskatchewan Government’s recent efforts to increase funding for Deaf and Deafblind support services. He also tells us about, a Winnipeg high school graduate who has made history. From the July 27, 2020 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses the political response to the Ontario government’s Bill 195. From the July 27, 2020 episode.

Communications specialist Greg David gives us an update on the state of TV productions in Canada amid the COVID-19 pandemic. From the July 24, 2020 episode.

Entertainment critic Michael reviews the upcoming hockey documentary “Red Penguins.” From the July 24, 2020 episode.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join the weekly news panel to discuss allegations of toxic work behaviour on Governor General Julie Payette. From the July 24, 2020 episode.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join the weekly news panel to discuss the rise of community policing for mandatory face mask use in indoor public spaces. From the July 24, 2020 episode.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join the weekly news panel to discuss the practice to change offensive names and titles in businesses outside the sports world. From the July 24, 2020 episode.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join the weekly news panel to discuss allegations of toxic work behaviour on Governor General Julie Payette. We chat about the rise of community policing for mandatory face mask use in indoor public spaces. We also explore the practice to change offensive names and titles in businesses outside the sports world. In the second hour of the show, entertainment critic Michael reviews the upcoming hockey documentary “Red Penguins. And, communications specialist Greg David gives us an update on the state of TV productions in Canada amid the COVID-19 pandemic. This is the July 24, 2020 episode.

Dr. Larissa Moniz from Fighting Blindness Canada tells us about their new survey to learn more about the physical, emotional, and practical aspects of living with wet and dry AMD. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews of The Guardian This Week with an article about how the UK government suspended extradition with Hong Kong. Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada describes about the new Mantis Q40 braille display by the American Printing House for The Blind. Community reporter Jennie Bovard gives us an update on Nova Scotia’s plan to make every restaurant washroom in the province accessible. And, our colleague Karen Magee tells us about a Kingston, Ontario couple who are creating inclusive face masks for the Deaf community. This is the July 23, 2020 episode.

For our Accessibility Story Roundup, we discuss Zappos, an online retailer that will now cater to shoppers who naturally have different sized feet as well as people with prosthetics. And, we share a an update on some future guide dogs who are moving into their next phase of training. From the July 23, 2020 episode.