Our news panel continues with whether a major New Zealand bookstore chain was right to pull Jordan Peterson’s book from its shelves following the mosque shootings. From the March 25, 2019 episode.

We conclude our news panel with former federal cabinet minister Jane Philpott saying that there’s more to the SNC-Lavalin story than what Canadians have heard so far. From the March 25, 2019 episode.

Google has announced new accessibility features for the Chrome browser’s Canary channel. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us more. JM Frey previews the Tim Burton movie Dumbo, starring Danny DeVito, Eva Green, and Colin Farrell. The Senate’s ethics officer says Senator Lynn Beyak broke the rules when she posted racist letters on her official website. We talk about what comes next for the senator. Walrus magazine writer Nathaniel Basen tells us about his article, titled “How Analytics Will Help Win the Next Stanley Cup.” We speak with Kid Potter, the founder of a Vancouver-based cannabis delivery service called Order Jane. The service aims to make cannabis accessible to all. Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us about a few of the books that have picked up honours during this year’s awards season. This is the March 22, 2019 episode.

Google has announced new accessibility features for the Chrome browser’s Canary channel. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us more. From the March 22, 2019 episode.

JM Frey previews the Tim Burton movie Dumbo, starring Danny DeVito, Eva Green, and Colin Farrell. From the March 22, 2019 episode.

The Senate’s ethics officer says Senator Lynn Beyak broke the rules when she posted racist letters on her official website. We talk about what comes next for the senator. From the March 22, 2019 episode.

Walrus magazine writer Nathaniel Basen tells us about his article, titled “How Analytics Will Help Win the Next Stanley Cup.” From the March 22, 2019 episode.

Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us about a few of the books that have picked up honours during this year’s awards season. From the March 22, 2019 episode.

We speak with Kid Potter, the founder of a Vancouver-based cannabis delivery service called Order Jane. The service aims to make cannabis accessible to all. From the March 22, 2019 episode.

"Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada discusses the accessibility features of the new Samsung Galaxy S10 smartphone.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains why two Ontario public service employees have launched a lawsuit against the provincial government and the unions that represent them.

We discuss the announcement that Lilly Singh, a YouTube star from Scarborough, Ontario will host a new late-night talk show on NBC.

Our community reporter Derek Lackey tells us about a Journey to Employment Day organized by the CNIB for kids in Winnipeg.

We speak with the Honourable David Onley, a wheelchair user and the former lieutenant governor of Ontario, about the state of accessibility in the province.

And producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian article that says British parents resort to all kinds of devious ways to get their kids into the best universities."