Walrus magazine writer Paul Gallant tells us how disasterous flooding has encouraged insurance companies to become an unexpected ally in the struggle to limit climate change. From the April 5, 2019 episode.

Karen McKay from CELA talks about celebrating national poetry month. From the April 5, 2019 episode.

"Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada tells us about “See”, a new science fiction show from Apple TV Plus. The show imagines a world where everyone is blind, and sight has become a myth.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains why a town council near Toronto has rejected a proposal to begin each meeting with an Indigenous land acknowledgment.

We discuss reports that civil servants who decided not to grant security clearances to allies of President Trump were overruled at least 25 times. Community reporter JR Bjornson calls in with news about the Easter Seals Disability Film Challenge. Former Montreal Expos employee Rodger Brulotte reflects on the launch of Canada’s first major-league baseball team, 50 years ago. Producer Dawn Dickinson explains why Greek fishermen have days when they pull more plastic than fish out of the Mediterranean Sea. This is the April 4, 2019 episode."

Shaun Preece from Double Tap Canada tells us about “See”, a new science fiction show from Apple TV Plus. The show imagines a world where everyone is blind, and sight has become a myth. From the April 4, 2019 episode.

We discuss reports that civil servants who decided not to grant security clearances to allies of President Trump were overruled at least 25 times. From the April 4, 2019 episode.

Community reporter JR Bjornson calls in with news about the Easter Seals Disability Film Challenge. From the April 4, 2019 episode.

Former Montreal Expos employee Rodger Brulotte reflects on the launch of Canada’s first major-league baseball team, 50 years ago. From the April 4, 2019 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson explains why Greek fishermen have days when they pull more plastic than fish out of the Mediterranean Sea. From the April 4, 2019 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains why a town council near Toronto has rejected a proposal to begin each meeting with an Indigenous land acknowledgment. From the April 4, 2019 episode.

"We speak with mental health advocate Clint Malarchuk, who survived one of the most gruesome injuries in NHL history, and then lived with PTSD for decades after. Many workplaces are introducing relaxed dress codes. Producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses a National Post article about whether this is actually making life more complicated for many workers. The Toronto Ice Owls blind hockey team is holding a fundraiser in Collingwood, Ontario. Our community reporter Guy Carriere tells us more.

Marc Aflalo from Your Tech Report explains why tech giants like Facebook and Apple seem to be getting behind the idea of egulating the internet.

We talk about the carbon tax with CTV News political analyst Craig Oliver. This is the April 3, 2019 episode."