We finish off the show with our weekly news quiz.

From the July 9, 2019 episode.

Carleton University is using the momentum around the Accessible Canada Act to launch the Canadian Accessibility Network. We’ll ask Dr. Boris Vukovic for more information about it. A New Brunswick newspaper chain is being criticized for its heavy-handed approach to its political cartoonists. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge brings us more on that story. Amy Amantea reviews the X-Men movie Dark Phoenix, which has performed poorly at the box office. Our community reporter Chelsea Mohler tells us about The Venture Zone app, a free accessible and fun way to learn about entrepreneurship. Amazon Prime Day is coming up next week. We ask Marc Aflalo from Your Tech Report about the pros and cons of becoming a member. Staff at a legal aid clinic for Ontario workers who have been injured on the job have announced that they will take a voluntary pay cut. Lawyer Danny Kastner explains why.

This is the July 8, 2019 episode.

Carleton University is using the momentum around the Accessible Canada Act to launch the Canadian Accessibility Network. We’ll ask Dr. Boris Vukovic for more information about it.

From the July 8, 2019 episode.

A New Brunswick newspaper chain is being criticized for its heavy-handed approach to its political cartoonists. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge brings us more on that story.

From the July 8, 2019 episode.

Amy Amantea reviews the X-Men movie Dark Phoenix, which has performed poorly at the box office.

From the July 8, 2019 episode.

Our community reporter Chelsea Mohler tells us about The Venture Zone app, a free accessible and fun way to learn about entrepreneurship.

From the July 8, 2019 episode.

Amazon Prime Day is coming up next week. We ask Marc Aflalo from Your Tech Report about the pros and cons of becoming a member.

From the July 8, 2019 episode.

Staff at a legal aid clinic for Ontario workers who have been injured on the job have announced that they will take a voluntary pay cut. Lawyer Danny Kastner explains why.

From the July 8, 2019 episode.

We’ll discuss the troubling results of a recent poll about Canadians’ views on immigration. With the news that 16 dog food brands have been linked with canine heart disease, we’ll talk about the importance of regulating pet food. With the women’s World Cup capturing the attention of girls and boys around the world, we’ll discuss the growing momentum for women’s sports. Our colleague Jessie Archambault tells us about La Force du Rire - a show on AMI-télé about three Acadian guys trying to make it in the world of comedy. Michael McNeely tells us what to expect with the new version of the Disney classic The Lion King. Our AMI colleague Greg David introduces us to a few great documentaries. Including Icarus, about doping in sports.

This is the July 5, 2019 episode.

We discuss the troubling results of a recent poll about Canadians’ views on immigration.

From the July 5, 2019 episode.