Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses the Senate committee’s vote to strengthen Bill C-81, the federal government’s accessibility law.

From the May 9, 2019 episode.

Steven Scott is the host of Double Tap Canada. He discusses some of the new gadgets featured at Google’s annual developer conference in California including a new, more affordable, version of the Pixel 3A phone.

From the May 9, 2019 episode.

We discuss news that the federal government is planning to shut down a program that employs people with developmental disabilities within the national archives system.

From the May 9, 2019 episode.

We discuss a report that an Alberta school board is sending lawyer’s letters to parents who have spoken publicly about their classroom concerns. From the May 9, 2019 episode.

A blind restaurant owner is designing a dining in the dark experience on Vancouver Island. Regional Content Specialist Sylvi Fekete tells us more about the new establishment.

From the May 9, 2019 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews The Guardian This Week with a story on celebrity biographies and the increase of memoirs published by ordinary people.

From the May 9, 2019 episode.

Glenn MacDonell of Special Olympics Ontario and athlete Nada Imran discuss the 50th anniversary of the Special Olympics and the upcoming inaugural Special Olympics Ontario Invitational Youth Games in Toronto. Tech Expert Mike Agerbo shares the latest news in tech including a story on UK’s new porn law for age verification and explores findings from a new study on Facebook’s potential dead users. And, political analyst Craig Oliver chats with us about the Green Party victory in a federal by-election in British Columbia.

This is the May 8, 2019 episode.

Glenn MacDonell is the President & CEO of Special Olympics Ontario. He discusses the 50th anniversary of the Special Olympics and describes the inaugural Special Olympics Ontario Invitational Youth Games in Toronto. We also meet athlete Nada Imran who will be competing in soccer at the games.

From the May 8, 2019 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this week’s National Post show with a financial column about how the anti-pipeline sentiment in Canada is a result of interference by hostile foreign powers.

From the May 8, 2019 episode.

AMI Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton shares details on upcoming events coming to Sault Ste Marie, Ontario including the CCB and CNIB Beyond Vision Loss group monthly meeting, a CNIB Tech Fair, and a Mama Mia Musical.

From the May 8, 2019 episode.