Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join the weekly news panel to discuss: We also chat about the introduction of mandatory mask policies for indoor public spaces in some Ontario and Quebec municipalities. From the July 3, 2020 episode.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join the weekly news panel to discuss: We will revisit some of the issues facing landlords and tenants during COVID-19, in particular, rental payments and evictions. From the July 3, 2020 episode.

Andria Barrett, President of the Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce, discusses the financial barriers faced by Black entrepreneurs. Community reporter Milena Khazanavicius in Halifax tells us about some municipal recreation facilities that are reopening in the city. AMI-tv reporter Shelby Travers shares tips on coping with a hangover after Canada Day. Community reporter Elizabeth Mohler tells us about this year’s virtual programming for the Toronto Triathlon Festival. Tech expert Mike Agerbo gives us the lowdown on why Microsoft is permanently closing 83 retail stores. This is the July 2, 2020 episode.

Andria Barrett, President of the Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce, discusses issues of systemic racism and the financial barriers faced by Black entrepreneurs. From the July 2, 2020 episode.

Elizabeth Mohler tells us about this year’s virtual programming for the Toronto Triathlon Festival. She's also describes her experience with the running and cycling app, Strava. From the July 2, 2020 episode.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo gives us the lowdown on why Microsoft is permanently closing 83 retail stores. From the July 2, 2020 episode.

Milena Khazanavicius in Halifax tells us about some municipal recreation facilities that are reopening in the city. She also tells us about the upcoming “Pose like Diana” contest by Halifax Public Gardens. From the July 2, 2020 episode.

AMI-tv reporter Shelby Travers shares tips on coping with a hangover after Canada Day. From the July 2, 2020 episode.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada explains the special Dock features available on the Apple Watch. From the July 2, 2020 episode.

Toronto musician Benjamin Hackman from The Holy Gasp tells us about their upcoming performance “Grief." For our Accessibility Story Roundup, host Dave Brown describes the expansion of Telehealth access to reach populations in need. Community reporter Michelle Creedy from Duncan, BC gives us all the details on 39 Days of July, an annual music festival that is going virtual this summer. Nelson Régo of Cool Blind Tech discusses a new clinical trial that uses tiny gold flecks to help restore vision for people with macular degeneration. And, our friends Karen Magee and Mark Phoenix return for our weekly news quiz, a special Canada Day edition. This is the June 30, 2020 episode.