We speak with Jeanette Campbell, CEO of the Ontario Disability Employment Network, about inclusive hiring practices. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses her article about how disability issues have been addressed, or ignored, in the federal election campaign. Amy Amantea reviews the movie Gemini Man, starring Will Smith and a computer-generated clone of Will Smith. A recent poll says many Canadians think Big Tech is leaving society worse off. We hear more from Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV. Our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about a new mobile grocery store that travels to different neighbourhoods in Edmonton.

We speak with Jeanette Campbell, CEO of the Ontario Disability Employment Network, about inclusive hiring practices.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses her article about how disability issues have been addressed, or ignored, in the federal election campaign.

Amy Amantea reviews the movie Gemini Man, starring Will Smith and a computer-generated clone of Will Smith.

A recent poll says many Canadians think Big Tech is leaving society worse off. We hear more from Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV.

Our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about a new mobile grocery store that travels to different neighbourhoods in Edmonton.

With the federal election happening on Monday, Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us about books written by several of the party leaders.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge and our Ottawa colleague Dave Brown join us for our weekly news panel. Our news panel asks whether the record turnout in last weekend’s advance polls is a signal that Canadians are more engaged in this federal election. We discuss a Toronto Star investigation into thousands of complaints by Mexican migrant workers about their working conditions in Canada. We talk about whether we can trust private companies that speak out on social issues – are they doing it for the right reasons? The Nova Scotia Open Goalball tournament is happening next month in Halifax. Community reporter Jennie Bovard shares the details. Our entertainment critic Michael McNeely previews the new Charlie’s Angels movie, starring Kristen Stewart and Elizabeth Banks. With the federal election happening on Monday, Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us about books written by several of the party leaders.

Our news panel asks whether the record turnout in last weekend’s advance polls is a signal that Canadians are more engaged in this federal election.

We discuss a Toronto Star investigation into thousands of complaints by Mexican migrant workers about their working conditions in Canada.