We discuss the news that there’s an alarming increase in the number of dogs being rushed in for treatment after eating cannabis products.

Community reporter Guy Carriere tells us about a self-advocacy workshop happening later this week in Sudbury.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about new accessibility apps from Samsung, including one that uses Morse code to help people who are deafblind to communicate.

We finish off the show with our Weekly News Quiz.

Our producer Kevin Philipupillai shares details about a funding shortfall that has led Vision Loss Rehabilitation Alberta to cut services in many parts of the province.

The CNIB’s Night Steps fundraiser is happening in Edmonton this Wednesday. Dr. Matthew Tennant tells us more about the event. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us about a report that says teachers in Ontario's elementary schools are facing a sharp increase in the level of violence. Amy Amantea joins us from Vancouver to review the horror movie, It Chapter Two. We discuss the news that the board game company Hasbro is making a feminist version of the game Monopoly, called Ms. Monopoly. Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV tells us about the latest developments for Smart Home Systems such as the Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Apple Homepod. The documentary "What Happened to Holly Bartlett" is screening tomorrow in Halifax at the Atlantic International Film Festival. Our colleague Ryan Delehanty shares the details.

The CNIB’s Night Steps fundraiser is happening in Edmonton this Wednesday. Dr. Matthew Tennant tells us more about the event.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us about a report that says teachers in Ontario's elementary schools are facing a sharp increase in the level of violence.

Amy Amantea joins us from Vancouver to review the horror movie, It Chapter Two.

We discuss the news that the board game company Hasbro is making a feminist version of the game Monopoly, called Ms. Monopoly.