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.

Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV gives us the highlights from yesterday’s Apple Showcase event. Community reporter Derek Lackey tells us what the Manitoba Blind Sports Association has planned for the fall and winter seasons. What are you supposed to do if your bank transfers $120,000 into your account by mistake? Producer Kevin Philipupillai tells us what a couple in Pennsylvania did. Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton calls in from Sault Ste. Marie to tell us about the Vulnerable Persons Registry, a service aimed at protecting people during emergencies. Tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us about a few gadgets he saw at the IGA consumer electronics show in Berlin, including the Samsung Airdresser. Veteran political analyst Craig Oliver returns to the show to discuss the leadup to the federal election campaign.

Community reporter Derek Lackey tells us what the Manitoba Blind Sports Association has planned for the fall and winter seasons.

Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV gives us the highlights from yesterday’s Apple Showcase event.

What are you supposed to do if your bank transfers $120,000 into your account by mistake? Producer Kevin Philipupillai tells us what a couple in Pennsylvania did.