Carolynn Morrison and Stewart Wong tell us about an election event in Toronto focsed on the Accessible Canada Act. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us why several visitors to Parliament Hill have been asked to cover up the political slogans on their clothing. Kim Thistle-Murphy reviews the Netflix documentary Evelyn. Mike and Meagan discuss the latest news about the upcoming AppleTV+ show See. We ask Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV if viewers are going to feel overwhelmed by the range of choices for streaming services. And our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about Tracey Arnold, Saskatchewan’s first representative on Canada’s women’s sledge hockey team. This is the September 23, 2019 episode of Live from Studio 5.

Carolynn Morrison from the non-profit group Reena and Stewart Wong from the Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital tell us about an election event in Toronto where candidates from all the major parties will talk about the next steps for the Accessible Canada Act. From the September 23, 2019 episode of Live from Studio 5.

Carolynn Morrison and Stewart Wong tell us about an election event in Toronto focsed on the Accessible Canada Act. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us why several visitors to Parliament Hill have been asked to cover up the political slogans on their clothing. Kim Thistle-Murphy reviews the Netflix documentary Evelyn. Mike and Meagan discuss the latest news about the upcoming AppleTV+ show See. We ask Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV if viewers are going to feel overwhelmed by the range of choices for streaming services. And our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about Tracey Arnold, Saskatchewan’s first representative on Canada’s women’s sledge hockey team. This is the September 23, 2019 episode of Live from Studio 5.

Carolynn Morrison and Stewart Wong tell us about an election event in Toronto focsed on the Accessible Canada Act. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us why several visitors to Parliament Hill have been asked to cover up the political slogans on their clothing. Kim Thistle-Murphy reviews the Netflix documentary Evelyn. Mike and Meagan discuss the latest news about the upcoming AppleTV+ show See. We ask Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV if viewers are going to feel overwhelmed by the range of choices for streaming services. And our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about Tracey Arnold, Saskatchewan’s first representative on Canada’s women’s sledge hockey team. This is the September 23, 2019 episode of Live from Studio 5.

Mike and Meagan discuss the latest news about the upcoming AppleTV+ show See, starring Jason Momoa and Alfre Woodard in a post-apocalyptic world where almost all humans are blind. From the September 23, 2019 episode of Live from Studio 5.

With Disney and Apple both launching their own streaming services, we ask Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV if viewers are going to feel overwhelmed by the range of choices. From the September 23, 2019 episode of Live from Studio 5.

Our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about Tracey Arnold, Saskatchewan’s first representative on Canada’s women’s sledge hockey team. From the September 23, 2019 episode of Live from Studio 5.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge and AMI producer Paul Daniel join us for our weekly news panel. We talk about birth alerts, which have resulted in a disproportionate number of Indigenous mothers having their babies taken away at birth. We ask whether it was a good idea to invite Maxime Bernier to the two official debates for this year’s federal election campaign. We discuss reports that the mayor of Burlington, Ontario wants to ticket drivers who give money to roadside panhandlers. Our community reporter Jennie Bovard tells us about the fourth annual McLaughlin 4-Miler, a fundraising event in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Michael McNeely reviews the Jennifer Lopez movie "Hustlers", which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. This is the September 20, 2019 episode.

We talk about birth alerts, which have resulted in a disproportionate number of Indigenous mothers having their babies taken away at birth. From the September 20, 2019 episode.

We ask whether it was a good idea to invite Maxime Bernier to the two official debates for this year’s federal election campaign. From the September 20, 2019 episode.