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.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge and AMI producer Paul Daniel join Meagan as panelists for our weekly news panel. We discuss a Quebec court ruling that says Canada’s laws on medically assisted dying are too restrictive. We talk about a CBC investigation that says nearly a third of MPs are sending targeted campaign ads, using trackers installed on their websites. A new California law requires companies such as Uber and Lyft to treat contract workers as employees. We’ll discuss how this will change the gig economy. Many guide dog users continue to be denied entry to restaurants and other public places. Victoria Nolan, the host of the AMI-tv show ATW, joins us to talk about Guide Dog Awareness Month. Our entertainment critic Michael McNeely tells us about the movie "Sound of Metal", about a heavy-metal drummer who loses his hearing. AMI communications specialist Greg David tells us about a benefit concert for the organization BALANCE. It’s called, An Evening in the Key of B

We discuss a Quebec court ruling that says Canada’s laws on medically assisted dying are too restrictive.

We talk about a CBC investigation that says nearly a third of MPs are sending targeted campaign ads, using trackers installed on their websites.

A new California law requires companies such as Uber and Lyft to treat contract workers as employees. We’ll discuss how this will change the gig economy.

Many guide dog users continue to be denied entry to restaurants and other public places. Victoria Nolan, the host of the AMI-tv show ATW, joins us to talk about Guide Dog Awareness Month.

Our entertainment critic Michael McNeely tells us about the movie "Sound of Metal", about a heavy-metal drummer who loses his hearing.

AMI communications specialist Greg David tells us about a benefit concert for the organization BALANCE. It’s called, An Evening in the Key of B.

Accessibility advocate David Lepofsky tells us what he thinks of a new proposal to allow e-scooters on Ontario roads. We talk about a Walrus magazine article titled “The Whistle-blower Who Got It Wrong,” about an overzealous government employee in BC. AMI producer Dawn Dickinson tells us about the controversy over the British government’s plan to build a larger highway near Stonehenge. There’s a new cinema opening in Regina that will offer both closed captioning and described video. Community reporter Becki Zerr tells us more. Apple’s new streaming service Apple TV+ will launch in November in Canada, at $5.99 a month. Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada tells us more. We discuss a story about how better sleep habits could significantly improve children’s performance at school.