Reporters Meagan Gillmore and Michelle McQuigge join Dave to talk about the growing understanding of internet access as a human right, and who is getting left behind as governments and companies shift their operations online. From the June 5, 2020 show.

Reporters Meagan Gillmore and Michelle McQuigge join Dave to talk about a recent Ontario court ruling that could open the door to intoxication being used as a defense against criminal charges. From the June 5, 2020 show.

Reporter Meagan Gillmore tells us about the disability organizations that are getting funding from the federal government, as announced this week. From the June 3, 2020 show.

Milena Khazanavicius tells us about a series of free online mental health and wellness workshops for people in Nova Scotia. She tells us what’s new at a bookstore and sex shop in Halifax called Venus Envy. From the June 3, 2020 show.

AMI-tv reporter Shelby Travers continues her series on beauty, this time focusing on black-owned beauty brands, and other brands that are supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. From the June 3, 2020 show.

Community reporter Milena Khazanavicius tells us about a series of free online mental health and wellness workshops for people in Nova Scotia. Reporter Meagan Gillmore tells us more about the disability organizations that are getting additional funding from the federal government, as announced this week. AMI-tv reporter Shelby Travers continues her series on beauty, this time focusing on black-owned beauty brands. And we speak with journalist Craig Oliver about the political implications of the protests that are happening in cities across Canada and the US. This is the June 3, 2020 show.

We speak with journalist Craig Oliver about the political implications of the Black Lives Matter protests that are happening in cities across Canada and the US. From the June 3, 2020 show.

We talk about the violence that has broken out since a Minneapolis police officer killed a black man named George Floyd. We hear about new funding for several disability organizations, from the federal government. Community reporter Michelle Creedy, a teacher on Vancouver Island, talks about returning to the workplace. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about an ultrasonic haptic speaker that allows you to interact with braille characters without touching any physical surfaces. And Karen Magee, Mark Phoenix, and Mike Ross join Dave for our weekly news quiz. This is the June 2, 2020 show.

For today's Accessibility Story Roundup: The federal government has announced financial support of up to $6.4 million over three years for up to 16 disability organizations across Canada. From the June 2, 2020 show.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about an ultrasonic haptic speaker that allows you to interact with braille characters without touching any physical surfaces. From the June 2, 2020 show.