A pro-pipeline protest convoy has reached Ottawa after driving across the prairies. We’ll discuss what this means for the tension between the environment and the oil industry. From the February 20, 2019 episode.

Community reporter Amy Amantea tells us about a six-week program called Vision Odyssey for people who are losing their vision. From the February 20, 2019 episode.

Tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us about a medical breakthrough in Quebec City, involving a telescopic lens implant for a woman with macular degeneration. From the February 20, 2019 episode.

We speak with veteran political correspondent Craig Oliver about the resignation of the prime minister’s top advisor, Gerald Butts. From the February 20, 2019 episode.

Lindsay Hillier from Surrey Place tells us about the organization’s early intervention program for children with vision impairments. From the February 20, 2019 episode.

Natasha Prodan-Bhalla from the ACCESS clinic in Vancouver explains why the clinic specializes in sexual health care for women with disabilities. From the February 20, 2019 episode.

We speak with para-taekwondo athlete Anthony Cappello, who won a silver medal for Canada at this month’s world championships. Our colleague Karen Magee explains why a hockey team made up of kids with different abilities was banned from a tournament in Kitchener, Ontario. Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan tells us about her trip to England for a chess tournament for people with vision impairments. We discuss the mass of complaints that the police get whenever they send out Amber Alerts for missing children. A leaked internal document is raising questions about Google’s plans to build a smart city on Toronto’s waterfront. Marc Aflalo tells us more about Sidewalk Labs. And we finish off the show with our weekly news quiz - with Dave Brown joining our regular crew once again. This is the February 19, 2019 episode.

We speak with para-taekwondo athlete Anthony Cappello, who won a silver medal for Canada at this month’s world championships. From the February 19, 2019 episode.

Our colleague Karen Magee explains why a hockey team made up of kids with different abilities was banned from a tournament in Kitchener, Ontario.  From the February 19, 2019 episode.

Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan tells us about her trip to England for a chess tournament for people with vision impairments. From the February 19, 2019 episode.