We ask whether Ontario teachers’ unions have discovered an effective tactic, with their one-day strikes.

We look into the troubling rates of credit card debt and bankruptcies across the country.

We speak with Hanane Khales from the DisAbled Women’s Network of Canada about the legacy of the Montreal massacre. AMI producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Walrus magazine profile of Grant Bristow, the CSIS mole who infiltrated Canada’s white supremacist movement. Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada explains how someone we know almost got caught up in an online scam. Community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about her favourite holiday movies. Our colleague Karen Magee tells us how a swim club in Waterloo, Ontario is making swimming more accessible for its members.

On today's accessibility story roundup, Dave Brown tells us about the first round of tickets that have been released for next year's Paralympics in Tokyo.

AMI producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Walrus magazine profile of Grant Bristow, the CSIS mole who infiltrated Canada’s white supremacist movement.

We speak with Hanane Khales from the DisAbled Women’s Network of Canada about the legacy of the Montreal massacre.

Community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about her favourite holiday movies.

Our colleague Karen Magee tells us how a swim club in Waterloo, Ontario is making swimming more accessible for its members.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada explains how someone we know almost got caught up in an online scam.

Community reporter Guy Carriere calls in with news about a New Year’s Eve Safari at Science North in Sudbury, Ontario. AMI-tv reporter Shelby Travers talks about how social media has contributed to unrealistic beauty standards. A recent study into the genetic basis for sexual orientation has sparked an ethics debate. AMI producer Kevin Philipupillai tells us more. Uber is releasing data on the frequency of sexual assaults on its service. Tech expert Mike Agerbo takes us through some of the numbers. This is the December 11, 2019 episode.