For today's Accessibility Story Roundup: A report says 20 percent of Albertans with disabilities who need workplace modifications don't get them. And, why a former Apple Store employee in Toronto is suing the company. From the February 10, 2020 show.

Our movie critic Kim Thistle reviews a Netflix documentary about Taylor Swift. From the February 10, 2020 show.

Maxime Bernier, founder of the People’s Party of Canada, is suing political operative Warren Kinsella for calling him a racist. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge fills us in on the details. From the February 10, 2020 show.

AMI producer Nisreen Abdel-Majid explains why Christine Sun Kim, the Deaf artist who performed the American national anthem at the Super Bowl, wasn’t happy with the TV coverage. From the February 10, 2020 show.

Our news panel reconvenes and tackles Peter MacKay’s rough start as an official candidate for the Conservative leadership, and a father in Vancouver appealing a court decision that says he’s not allowed to let his kids take public transit to school alone. We've also got an Oscars preview with our film critic Michael McNeely, and Greg David tells us about a new episode of the Postcards series on AMI-tv - Postcards from Niagara.

Greg David joins us to give some insight into another edition of AMI-tv's postcards series, and talks about where Alex has travelled in prior episodes. We also talk to him about the Iowa Caucuses. From the February 7, 2020 show.

Our film critic Michael McNeely shares his thoughts on who has a chance to win some Academy Awards this Sunday. From the February 7, 2020 show.

The news panel talks about Peter MacKay’s rough start as an official candidate for the Conservative leadership. From the February 7, 2020 show.

A First Nations leader in BC says the provincial government is failing to consult with the majority of Indigenous people, who live in urban settings. Our panel tackles the subject. From the February 7, 2020 show.

A Vancouver man says he will appeal a court judgment barring him from letting his kids take the bus home from school without supervision. Our news panel share their thoughts. From the February 7, 2020 show.