The Walrus magazine is introducing a new collection of true crime stories. We’ll hear about a man who operated a guillotine in Algeria for 14 years. Are electric cars introducing new dangers for blind pedestrians? Producer Dawn Dickinson introduces an article from The Guardian newspaper. Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada calls in from Las Vegas with updates about smart home assistants and smart beds. our colleague Karen Magee shares the news that guide dog users in Quebec are getting more financial support from the province.

U of O students with disabilities voice concerns over inaccessibility, gaps in accommodations

Are electric cars introducing new dangers for blind pedestrians? Producer Dawn Dickinson introduces an article from The Guardian newspaper.

Our colleague Karen Magee shares the news that guide dog users in Quebec are getting more financial support from the province.

The Walrus magazine is introducing a new collection of true crime stories. We’ll hear about a man who operated a guillotine in Algeria for 14 years.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada calls in from Las Vegas with updates about smart home assistants and smart beds.

Our community reporter Guy Carriere calls in from Sudbury, Ontario with details about a performance by comedian and ventriloquist Jeff Dunham. If an enormous forest fire was approaching your community, would you obey an evacuation order or would you stay to protect your home? Producer Kevin Philipupillai tells us about the people who stay. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about the world’s first haptic smartphone display. It’s called the Hap2Phone. Mike Agerbo from The App Show calls in from Las Vegas to share his impressions of this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Disabled Renters Rights Workshop intends to explore the rights of people with disabilities in the context of housing justice and access to accessible housing. Dave Brown tells us more on the accessibility story roundup.

Mike Agerbo from The App Show calls in from Las Vegas to share his impressions of this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

Disabled Renters Rights Workshop intends to explore the rights of people with disabilities in the context of housing justice and access to accessible housing. Dave Brown tells us more on the accessibility story roundup.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about the world’s first haptic smartphone display. It’s called the Hap2Phone.