We speak with Craig Oliver about the prime minister’s decision to kick Jody Wilson-Raybould and Dr. Jane Philpott out of the Liberal caucus. From the April 10, 2019 episode.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther says Canada is clear-cutting its boreal forest, also known as The Amazon of the North. We find out why that matters. We speak with Cassandra Chiu about her new memoir, titled “A Place for Us.” She is one of the first guide dog users in Singapore. Donna Jodhan from Barrier-Free Canada talks about mobilizing support for accessibility issues in previous election campaigns. Several workers have been caught trying to poison their colleagues’ lunches. We discuss the humorous and not-so-humorous consequences of eating at your desk. It took the authorities several hours to take footage of the New Zealand mosque massacre down from social media sites. Marc Aflalo from Your Tech Report tells us about attempts to filter out such videos in the future. Our Halifax colleague Ryan Delehanty joins us for our weekly news quiz. This is the April 9, 2019 episode.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther says Canada is clear-cutting its boreal forest, also known as The Amazon of the North. We find out why that matters. From the April 9, 2019 episode.

We speak with Cassandra Chiu about her new memoir, titled “A Place for Us.” She is one of the first guide dog users in Singapore. From the April 9, 2019 episode.

Donna Jodhan from Barrier-Free Canada talks about mobilizing support for accessibility issues in previous election campaigns. From the April 9, 2019 episode.

Several workers have been caught trying to poison their colleagues’ lunches. We discuss the humorous and not-so-humorous consequences of eating at your desk. From the April 9, 2019 episode.

It took the authorities several hours to take footage of the New Zealand mosque massacre down from social media sites. Marc Aflalo from Your Tech Report tells us about attempts to filter out such videos in the future. From the April 9, 2019 episode.

Our Halifax colleague Ryan Delehanty joins us for our weekly news quiz. From the April 9, 2019 episode.

Edinburgh Airport is launching a new app called Welcome, that coordinates personal assistance from airport staff. We’ll speak with Gavin Neate from the app developer, Neatebox. The New York Times is calling Jordan Peele’s movie “Us” “a colossal cinematic achievement.” Amy Amantea calls in from Vancouver with her review. An exercise for the newly-formed accessibility committee in Altona, Manitoba as they take the mayor on a tour of his own town. Our colleague Jim Krysko tell us more. Reporters Michelle McQuigge and Meagan Gillmore join us for our weekly news panel. We discuss how populist governments respond to grassroots protests, like the one from Ontario students. Our news panel talks about about Chicago’s incoming mayor, an openly gay black woman who is promising to clean up corruption. Our news panel concludes with the Nova Scotia government’s decision to make organ donation the default option for what happens after you die. This is the April 8, 2019 episode.

The New York Times is calling Jordan Peele’s movie “Us” “a colossal cinematic achievement.” Amy Amantea calls in from Vancouver with her review. From the April 8, 2019 episode.