We introduce you to Michael Brown, the director of the film “The Weight of Water” about a blind kayaker who paddled the length of the Grand Canyon.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther talks about the legacy of the Mount Polley mine disaster in British Columbia

We do a story tree on the current state of the world of cannabis business in Canada

Michelle Creedy, our community reporter in Duncan B.C. delivers her monthly update including a story on how some seniors are learning computer basics, FOR FREE!

Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech will be here with news about a new smart guitar made for deaf mute musicians.

We put the Live 5 News Quiz Crown back up for grabs, our Sault Ste. Marie community reporter Dorothy McNaughton will be here to challenge Meagan Gillmore and Karen Magee for this week’s title of Quiz champ.

The Ontario government is planning to make significant cuts to services for adults with intellectual disabilities. Brad Saunders, CEO of Community Living Toronto, shares his concerns with this news. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge gives us a big picture look at the Ford government’s plans, as MPPs return to the legislature after a five-month break. We continue our conversation with our movie critic Amy Amantea about how movies and TV shows such as “See” and “Don’t Breathe” portray characters with disabilities. With people in Venice still struggling with the effects of flooding, we find out which other famous cities and landmarks around the world are vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV explains how the arrival of 5G networks will change the way we connect with each other, and with the smart devices around us. Our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about a new anti-bullying training program for school staff in Saskatchewan. This is the November 18, 2019 episode.

The Ontario government is planning to make significant cuts to services for adults with intellectual disabilities. Brad Saunders, CEO of Community Living Toronto, shares his concerns with this news. From the November 18, 2019 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge gives us a big picture look at the Ford government’s plans, as MPPs return to the legislature after a five-month break. From the November 18, 2019 episode.

We continue our conversation with our movie critic Amy Amantea about how movies and TV shows such as “See” and “Don’t Breathe” portray characters with disabilities. From the November 18, 2019 episode.