We speak with Professor Blair Feltmate, the head of the Centre on Climate Adaptation at the University of Waterloo, about rising sea levels in Atlantic Canada. From the April 22, 2019 episode

Amy Amantea calls in from Vancouver for AMI at the Movies. She reviews the remake of the Steven King movie Pet Sematary. From the April 22, 2019 episode

People with vision impairments in Regina can now make use of the BlindSquare Enabled app to navigate through the city’s downtown core. Our colleague Jim Krysko tells us more. From the April 22, 2019 episode

Our news panel continues as we look into a new report that says the middle-class dream is slipping out of reach for many millennials in Canada. From the April 22, 2019 episode

Our news panel concludes as we discuss how Twitter is dealing with abuse and extremism on its platform. From the April 22, 2019 episode

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada compares two prominent text-to-speech scanning programs – the Kurzweil 1000 and the Voice Dream Scanner. A recent Supreme Court decision may make it legal to publish the names of Ontario’s highest-paid doctors. Michelle McQuigge tells us more.  We discuss a report that many drivers of accessible taxis in Ottawa are quitting because they are frustrated with high costs. Community reporter Derek Lackey calls in from Winnipeg with news about a bowling event organized by the CNIB Manitoba Youth Council. It was approximately 50 years ago today that The Troubles began in Northern Ireland. We’ll speak with Belfast-based journalist and historian Malachi O’Doherty. Aaron McFarlane from the Toronto Symphony Orchestra tells us about the organization’s first relaxed performance, intended to be a welcoming atmosphere for people with acute sensitivities. This is the April 18, 2019 episode.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada compares two prominent text-to-speech scanning programs – the Kurzweil 1000 and the Voice Dream Scanner. From the April 18, 2019 episode.

A recent Supreme Court decision may make it legal to publish the names of Ontario’s highest-paid doctors. Michelle McQuigge tells us more. From the April 18, 2019 episode.

We discuss a report that many drivers of accessible taxis in Ottawa are quitting because they are frustrated with high costs. From the April 18, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Derek Lackey calls in from Winnipeg with news about a bowling event organized by the CNIB Manitoba Youth Council. From the April 18, 2019 episode.