Some municipalities have accessibility councils, and others don’t. Freelance reporter Meagan Gillmore joins us to talk about accessibility at the municipal level. From the February 26, 2020 show.

AMI bureau reporter Shelby Travers joins us for another installment in her series on beauty trends. This time she talks about why some people get their body hair removed, and the different ways they do it. From the February 26, 2020 show.

We continue our coverage of the road to the Tokyo Paralympics. This time Dave speaks with Tara Llanes, a former BMX racer who is now a veteran member of Canada’s women’s wheelchair basketball team. From the February 25, 2020 show.

We speak with Tara Llanes, a former BMX racer who is now a veteran member of Canada’s women’s wheelchair basketball team. We highlight a video from the popular "Squirmy and Grubs" YouTube channel, about being denied access to three flights because of inadequate wheelchair policies. Our community reporter Gerry Harris reviews a recent show by comedian Nikki Payne. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech explains that Amazon Echo devices light up with different colours depending on what mode they're in. And Mark Phoenix and Kevin Philipupillai join us for our weekly news quiz. This is the February 25, 2020 show.

For today's Accessibility Story Roundup: Dave highlights a video from the popular "Squirmy and Grubs" YouTube channel, about being denied access to three flights because of inadequate wheelchair policies. And, the Niagara ParaSport Club loses much of its equipment to theft. From the February 25, 2020 show.

Amazon’s Echo devices light up with different colours depending on what mode they're in. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech explains what the different colours mean. From the February 25, 2020 show.

Gerry tells us about the CNIB's call for volunteers in New Brunswick. He also reviews a recent show by comedian Nikki Payne. From the February 25, 2020 show.

Which provincial governments have challenged the federal carbon tax in court? Mark Phoenix and Kevin Philipupillai join us for our weekly news quiz. From the February 25, 2020 show.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge joins us with an update on the pipeline protests across the country. Amy Amantea reviews the Netflix series “The Healing Powers of Dude,” about an 11-year-old boy and his talking dog. We ask our tech expert Marc Aflalo why artificial intelligence has advanced at different rates in different industries. We find out about the new online booking service for Para Transpo in Ottawa. And our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about a sign language opera in Calgary. This is the February 24, 2020 show.

We ask our tech expert Marc Aflalo why artificial intelligence has advanced at different rates in different industries. From the February 24, 2020 show.