Our colleague Dawn Dickinson previews articles from The Guardian newspaper, about the number of girls being forced into marriage, and concerns about private planes arriving in the UK with insufficient public health oversight. From the May 21, 2020 show.

Should junior hockey players be paid as employees? Mike Ross and Jeff Ryman join Dave to talk about a recent settlement in a class-action lawsuit against the Canadian Hockey League. From the May 21, 2020 show.

Modern smartphones have more computing power than the spacecraft we sent to the moon. So is a big screen TV still a worthwhile investment? We speak with Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada. From the May 21, 2020 show.

Our BC colleague Sylvi Fekete previews an AMI-tv documentary about the Canadian wheelchair rugby team’s road to the Tokyo Paralympics. From the May 21, 2020 show.

Dorothy Macnaughton calls in from Sault Ste. Marie to talk about helping local libraries adapt to recent budget cuts. Reporter Meagan Gillmore tells us about a man in Vancouver who was evicted by his landlord, even though there is a moratorium on evictions. AMI-tv reporter Shelby Travers takes us through the different kinds of sunscreen. Mike Agerbo explains how an unexpected new feature turned up in the newest phone from the Chinese manufacturer OnePlus. And we speak with veteran journalist Craig Oliver about Joe Biden's recent announcement about the Keystone XL Pipeline. This is the May 20, 2020 show.

Our tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us why one of Elon Musk's companies has been digging tunnels below Las Vegas. And, an unsettling new x-ray vision feature that’s included in the newest OnePlus phone. From the May 20, 2020 show.

Joe Biden has promised to cancel the Keystone XL Pipeline permit if he becomes president of the United States. Political analyst Craig Oliver explains what that means for Canada. We also speak with Craig about the tensions betweek the US and China over the World Health Organization. From the May 20, 2020 show.

We speak with Dorothy about helping local libraries adapt to recent budget cuts. From the May 20, 2020 show.

Freelance reporter Meagan Gillmore tells us about a man in Vancouver who was evicted by his landlord, even with the moratorium on evictions. From the May 20, 2020 show.

What's the difference between physical sunscreen and chemical sunscreen? AMI-tv reporter Shelby Travers joins us to talk about ways to protect yourself from the sun this summer. From the May 20, 2020 show.