Quizmaster Mike Ross leads Karen Magee, Mark Phoenix, and Dave Brown through our weekly news quiz. From the May 12, 2020 show.

Reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us about cases where public health restrictions separated people with disabilities from their usual support systems. Tech expert Marc Aflalo tells us about a few gadgets built for the summer. Amy Amantea reviews the Netflix series “The Stranger.” We hear about Apple's plans for Global Accessibility Awareness Day. And our colleague Ryan Delehanty tells us about the new "household bubble" policies in several Atlantic provinces. This is the May 11, 2020 show.

If we can’t spend as much time outside this summer as we would like, maybe we can send robots outside for us! Marc Aflalo tells us about a few gadgets built for the outdoors. From the May 11, 2020 show.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us about cases where public health restrictions separated people with communication-related disabilities from their usual support systems. From the May 11, 2020 show.

Our colleague Ryan Delehanty tells us how the Nova Scotia government is opening up parks and public spaces. He also explains the new “family bubble” and “double bubble” policies being introduced in New Brunswick and in Newfoundland and Labrador. From the May 11, 2020 show.

Amy Amantea reviews the Netflix series “The Stranger,” a thriller that asks what happens when everyone’s deepest secrets are revealed. From the May 11, 2020 show.

For today's Accessibility Story Roundup: In honour of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Apple will be featuring several apps and services designed for people with disabilities. From the May 11, 2020 show.

Dave speaks with reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore about whether Saskatchewan’s general election will go ahead in October, as scheduled. From the May 8, 2020 show.

Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join Dave for our weekly news panel: They talk about the proposed ban on assault rifles, whether Saskatchewan’s general election will go ahead as scheduled, and attempts to discourage city folk from travelling to cottage country for the summer. In the second hour of the show, entertainment critic Michael McNeely reviews the new Netflix series “Hollywood.” And Karen McKay recommends a few books from the CELA collection, including a memoir by American disability rights activist Judith Heumann. This is the May 8, 2020 show.

Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access recommends a memoir by American disability rights activist Judith Heumann. Karen also tells us about changes to CELA's magazine and newspaper services. From the May 8, 2020 show.