We meet Mary Salerno, the head of a new Toronto sandwich shop that employs people with autism and other developmental disabilities.

We ask what are the ethics of discharging someone who may be in danger.

Bus and SeaBus service will come to a standstill in Vancouver for three days next week as striking transit workers walk the picket lines.

We start off with our first news panel topic, we discuss Justin Trudeau introducing a bigger cabinet and created some new portfolios and western Canada isn't impressed.

We start off with our first news panel topic, we discuss Justin Trudeau introducing a bigger cabinet and created some new portfolios and western Canada isn't impressed. Bus and SeaBus service will come to a standstill in Vancouver for three days next week as striking transit workers walk the picket lines. We ask what are the ethics of discharging someone who may be in danger. We meet Mary Salerno, the head of a new Toronto sandwich shop that employs people with autism and other developmental disabilities. Our film critic Michael McNeely will preview the movie “Bombshell” which tells the story of the sexual abuse of female employees of Fox News by network head Roger Ailes. We talk about the timing of all things Christmas…when is o.k. to play Christmas music? or put up decorations? Or serve egg nog?

We learn about "Give A Mile," the Community Connections Director for the event, Dan Godsell tells us more. we preview this Sunday’s episode of the “Voices of Walrus”, which features an article about Canadian literary legend Margaret Atwood. We get a sneak peak at a couple of articles being read on The Guardian this week. Our community reporter Rachel Kitson calls in from PEI to share details about some holiday happenings. Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada joins us to talk about an event called TechShare. Sylvi Fekete is AMI’s regional content specialist for Pacific Canada. She fills us in on the new episode of Our community, RADaptive featuring the adaptive sport of intermediate sit-skiing. This is the November 21, 2019 episode.

We learn about "Give A Mile," the Community Connections Director for the event, Dan Godsell tells us more.From the November 21, 2019 episode.

We preview this Sunday’s episode of the “Voices of the Walrus”, which features an article about Canadian literary legend Margaret Atwood. From the November 21, 2019 episode.

We get a sneak peak on The Guardian this week. Producer Dawn Dickinson joins us to tell us about a few of this week’s articles. From the November 21, 2019 episode.

Our community reporter Rachel Kitson calls in from PEI to share details about some holiday happenings. From the November 21, 2019 episode.