We’ll discuss a recent report that says several Liberal MPs want to add a soda tax to their party’s list of campaign promises.

From the May 28, 2019 episode.

Washington Post food critic Tom Sietsema explains why he decided to begin rating accessibility as part of every restaurant review.

From the May 28, 2019 episode.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about a new poster that includes a braille pad, an audio recording, multiple languages, and other features that makes it accessible for everyone.

From the May 28, 2019 episode.

And our summer student Nisreen Abdel-Majid joins Joeita and Karen Magee as a contestant on our Weekly News Quiz.

From the May 28, 2019 episode.

It’s been a month since Instagram started hiding “likes” on some posts. We’ll speak with Dr. Sara Rodrigues from the Canadian Mental Health Association about how that experiment is going. The Accessible Canada Act is back before the House of Commons. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge takes us through the amendments made by the Senate. Kim Thistle-Murphy calls in from Newfoundland to review the Keanu Reeves action movie John Wick Chapter 3 – Parabellum. The US Federal Reserve says one third of middle-class Americans would struggle to cover $400 in emergency expenses. We’ll discuss the reality in Canada. When Facebook set out to remove fake accounts from its service, it found two billion of them. Our tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us more. And our colleague Ryan Delehanty explains how organizations such as Aira and Microsoft are marking National Access Ability Week in Halifax.

This is the May 27, 2019 episode.

Kim Thistle-Murphy calls in from Newfoundland to review the Keanu Reeves action movie John Wick Chapter 3 – Parabellum.

From the May 27, 2019 episode.

The US Federal Reserve says one third of middle-class Americans would struggle to cover $400 in emergency expenses. We’ll discuss the reality in Canada.

From the May 27, 2019 episode.

When Facebook set out to remove fake accounts from its service, it found two billion of them. Our tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us more.

From the May 27, 2019 episode.

And our colleague Ryan Delehanty explains how organizations such as Aira and Microsoft are marking National Access Ability Week in Halifax.

From the May 27, 2019 episode.

The Accessible Canada Act is back before the House of Commons. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge takes us through the amendments made by the Senate.

From the May 27, 2019 episode.