Dr. Jess Whitley, from the University of Ottawa, discusses the impact of reimagined schools and distance learning on students with disabilities. For our Accessibility Story Roundup we discuss BC’s decision to extend provincial COVID-19 aid programs for those on disability, income and senior assistance. Producer Dawn Dickinson discusses the Berlin public transit authority's plans to rename one of their metro stops that has historic links to slavery. Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada walks us through the special features offered on Apple’s budget-conscious iPhone SE 2. We reflect on the comedic legacy of the late Carl Reiner with Mark Breslin, co-founder of Yuk Yuk's comedy club. And, Karen Magee tells us about Paralympic swimmer Elisabeth Walker-Young, who recently won the 2020 U SPORTS Honours Award. This is the July 9, 2020 episode.

For our Accessibility Story Roundup, we discuss BC’s decision to extend provincial COVID-19 aid programs for those on disability, income and senior assistance. From the July 9, 2020 episode.

Berlin’s public transit authority announced plans to rename one of their metro stops that has links to slavery. Producer Dawn Dickinson shares the details. From the July 9, 2020 episode.

Dr. Jess Whitley, from the University of Ottawa, discusses the impact of reimagined schools and distance learning on students with disabilities. From the July 9, 2020 episode.

Karen Magee tells us about Paralympic swimmer Elisabeth Walker-Young, who recently won the 2020 U SPORTS Honours Award. From the July 9, 2020 episode.

We reflect on the comedic legacy of the late Carl Reiner with Mark Breslin, co-founder of Yuk Yuk's comedy club. From the July 9, 2020 episode.

Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada walks us through the special features offered on Apple’s budget-conscious iPhone SE 2. From the July 9, 2020 episode.

Community reporter Amy Amantea in Vancouver tells us about the 10th annual Indian Summer Festival. Accessibility reporter Meagan Gillmore discusses the parental concerns about how Ontario teachers are trained to teach students who are blind and partially sighted. Thea Kurdi of DesignABLE Environments describes their new resource guide on creating accessible outdoor patios. Tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us why Canada’s five major banks are joining the StopHateForProfit campaign to boycott Facebook advertising for a month. And, Mike Ross discusses the decline of America's international influence. This is the July 8, 2020 episode.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us why Canada’s five major banks are joining the StopHateForProfit campaign to boycott Facebook advertising for a month. From the July 8, 2020 episode.

The 10th annual Indian Summer Festival is going digital! Community reporter Amy Amantea in Vancouver fills us in. From the July 8, 2020 episode.