Reporters Meagan Gillmore and Michelle McQuigge join me for our weekly news panel. Can you sue anonymous internet trolls for defamation? We talk about an unusual lawsuit in Ontario. A new study says men in some Canadian cities haven’t seen their wages increase since 2000. We talk about the decline of Canada’s manufacturing sector. We talk about the shift towards reusable containers and mugs at coffee shops, grocery stores, and restaurants. Our movie critic Michael McNeely tells us about his upcoming trip to Utah for the Sundance Film Festival. Karen McKay from CELA joins us to mark the passing of Elizabeth Wurzel, author of the book “Prozac Nation.” Disability advocate pleads with neighbours to shovel their sidewalks. Mike Ross and Kevin Philipupillai tell us more on the accessibility story roundup.

Disability advocate pleads with neighbours to shovel their sidewalks. Mike Ross and Kevin Philipupillai tell us more on the accessibility story roundup.

Karen McKay from CELA joins us to mark the passing of Elizabeth Wurzel, author of the book “Prozac Nation.”

Our movie critic Michael McNeely tells us about his upcoming trip to Utah for the Sundance Film Festival.

Can you sue anonymous internet trolls for defamation? We talk about an unusual lawsuit in Ontario.

A new study says men in some Canadian cities haven’t seen their wages increase since 2000. We talk about the decline of Canada’s manufacturing sector.

We talk about the shift towards reusable containers and mugs at coffee shops, grocery stores, and restaurants.

Deaf-blind Ontario woman suing governments over student loan debt inequality. Michelle McQuigge and Dave Brown share details on the accessibility story roundup.

TV police dramas don’t always follow proper legal procedures. Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us about a Walrus magazine analysis of police interrogations.

Our community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about a chance to try sledge hockey in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. TV police dramas don’t always follow proper legal procedures. Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us about a Walrus magazine analysis of police interrogations. We ask Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada about recent developments in the effort to build self-driving vehicles. Elizabeth Mohler tells us about an indoor triathlon being held at the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre in Toronto. Our colleague Sylvi Fekete explains what the Metro Vancouver public transit system is doing to make its services more accessible.