Accessibility consultant Marco Pasqua responds to the Vancouver Taxi Association’s announcement that it will no longer subsidize drivers who operate accessible vehicles. We hear about a pair of friends who are challenging traditional gender roles at Vienna’s 200-year-old Opera Ball. Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada talks about which on-demand streaming services offer audio description, and for which shows. Our community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about her favourite podcasts to fall asleep to. And our colleague Karen Magee calls in live from the Ottawa Curling Club, which is hosting the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship. This is the February 6, 2020 show.

For today's Accessibility Story Roundup: Delivering important information to the deaf community during a state of emergency. From the February 6, 2020 show.

Divers involved in a salvage operation off the coast of Romania have discovered that a capsized ship may have been carrying thousands of sheep in hidden compartments. AMI producer Dawn Dickinson also tells us about a pair of friends who are challenging traditional gender roles at Vienna’s 200-year-old Opera Ball. From the February 6, 2020 show.

Jennie explains why accessibility advocates are concerned about a proposed new parkade for the Queen Elizabeth II hospital in Halifax. She also tells us about her favourite podcasts to fall asleep to. From the February 6, 2020 show.

Our colleague Karen Magee calls in live from the Ottawa Curling Club, which is hosting the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship. From the February 6, 2020 show.

Accessibility consultant Marco Pasqua responds to the Vancouver Taxi Association’s announcement that it will no longer subsidize drivers who operate accessible vehicles. From the February 6, 2020 show.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada shares his frustration with the lack of universal audio description on on-demand streaming services. From the February 6, 2020 show.

Our community reporter Guy Carriere shares a personal story about finding a compromise with a fellow student who has a severe allergy to Guy's guide dog, Dixon. AMI bureau reporter Shelby Travers, our in-house beauty expert, helps us understand how to care for five different kinds of skin. Ian White, president of the CCB Toronto Visionaries chapter, tells us what he’s been planning for the White Cane Week Experience Expo. Mike Agerbo from The App Show explains how an artist in Berlin managed to fool Google Maps into seeing massive traffic jams on streets that were actually empty. And we speak with political analyst Craig Oliver about Peter MacKay's rough start as an official candidate for the federal Conservative leadership. This is the February 5, 2020 show.

Mike Agerbo from The App Show explains how an artist in Berlin managed to fool Google Maps into seeing massive traffic jams on streets that were actually empty. From the February 5, 2020 show.

Political analyst Craig Oliver discusses the Canadian government's plan to repatriate Canadian citizens from Wuhan, China. Dave also speaks to Craig about Peter MacKay's rough start as an official candidate for the federal Conservative leadership. From the February 5, 2020 show.