Wal-Mart customers have complained about staff insisting on random bag checks as they leave the store. We'll talk about what your rights are in that situation.

AMI-tv reporter Shelby Travers joins us to introduce a new mini-series she’s doing on our show, about expectations and trends in the world of beauty.

Our producer Kevin Philipupillai tells us how a bureaucratic mistake is affecting the family of a female RCMP officer who led the push against sexual harassment in the force.

Our producer Kevin Philipupillai tells us how a bureaucratic mistake is affecting the family of a female RCMP officer who led the push against sexual harassment in the force. AMI-tv reporter Shelby Travers joins us to introduce a new mini-series she’s doing on our show, about expectations and trends in the world of beauty. Wal-Mart customers have complained about staff insisting on random bag checks as they leave the store. We'll talk about what your rights are in that situation. Community reporter Guy Carriere calls in from Sudbury with details about the city’s 61st annual Santa Claus Parade. Tech expert Mike Agerbo explains why Netflix is cutting off support for some devices, including older Samsung smart TVs and first-generation Roku boxes. Political analyst Craig Oliver discusses the prime minister’s meetings with opposition leader Andrew Scheer and Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe.

The finalists for the annual Toy of the Year awards have been announced! We discuss the merits of a few of the nominees.

We wrap up the show with our weekly news quiz.

Some voters with disabilities in the US will soon have the option to cast their ballots on smart phones, using blockchain technology. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us more.

We discuss a Canadian Press report that says the Ontario government is looking to cut costs when it comes to delivering services to adults with developmental disabilities

We speak with cross country skier and wheelchair racer Colette Bourgonje, who is being inducted into the Canadian Paralympic Hall of Fame after competing in 10 Paralympic Games.

We speak with Stephen Barker, author of the memoir “Just Call Me Seemore.”