CTV News political analyst Craig Oliver discusses an eventful week in the federal election campaign.

Sarah Lazarovic, the creative director of the design agency Pilot PMR, explains why she thinks businesses should let their employees take part in Friday's climate strike

We talk about the availability of description and other accessibility features on streaming services such as Netflix, Crave, and Amazon Prime

Producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses the election results in Israel, which could signal the end of Benjamin Netanyahu’s time as prime minister.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther takes us through some new polling data that shows what Canadians in different parts of the country think about climate change. From the September 24, 2019 episode.

We discuss a CBC News story that says some banks aren’t doing enough to help customers who have their money stolen while sending e-transfers. From the September 24, 2019 episode.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech calls in from Edmonton with news about augmented reality glasses intended for people with retinitis pigmentosa, as well as a new lens for use in cataract surgery. From the September 24, 2019 episode.

Meagan Gillmore, Karen Magee, and Elizabeth Mohler compete in our weekly news quiz. From the September 24, 2019 episode.

Professor Michael MacMillan from Mount Saint Vincent University discusses the 50th anniversary of the Official Languages Act. Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther takes us through some new polling data on how Canadians think about climate change. We discuss a CBC News story that says some banks aren’t doing enough to help customers who have their money stolen while sending e-transfers. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech calls in from Edmonton with news about augmented reality glasses intended for people with retinitis pigmentosa. And Meagan Gillmore, Karen Magee, and Elizabeth Mohler compete in our weekly news quiz. This is the September 24, 2019 episode.

Professor Michael MacMillan from Mount Saint Vincent University discusses the 50th anniversary of the Official Languages Act, which made bilingualism the rule in the federal public service. From the September 24, 2019 episode.