We finish off the show with our weekly news quiz. From the January 15, 2019 episode.

We discuss the story of Rahaf Alqunun, a Saudi teenager who has arrived in Canada after fleeing from her allegedly abusive family. From the January 15, 2019 episode.

Ian White, president of the Toronto Visionaries chapter of the Canadian Council of the Blind, joins us in studio to tell us what to expect at this year’s Experience Expo. From the January 15, 2019 episode.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther calls in from Ottawa with a warning about an invasive species that’s posing a threat to native species in the Great Lakes. From the January 15, 2019 episode.

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther calls in from Ottawa with a warning about an invasive species that’s posing a threat to native species in the Great Lakes. Ian White, president of the Toronto Visionaries chapter of the Canadian Council of the Blind, joins us in studio to tell us what to expect at this year’s Experience Expo. Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan shares her experiences dealing with the accessibility services departments at Canada’s telecom companies. We’ll discuss the story of Rahaf Alqunun, a Saudi teenager who has arrived in Canada after fleeing from her allegedly abusive family. Our tech expert Mike Agerbo explains how wheelchair makers are using artificial intelligence to give people with severe disabilities new ways to control a wheelchair. And we finish off the show with our weekly news quiz. This is the January 15, 2019 episode.

Caroline Casey, a legally blind entrepreneur and disability advocate, calls in from the UK to make the business case for inclusion. For AMI at the Movies, Amy Amantea reviews the Will Ferrell movie Holmes & Watson. Our Edmonton colleague Jim Krysko tells us about an opportunity to win an accessible smart tablet through the March of Dimes Canada. Dave Brown and Michelle McQuigge join us for our weekly news panel. Today we discuss why defense lawyers and civil liberties experts are questioning Canada’s new laws for impaired driving. Our news panel continues with the topic of what comes next for pipeline projects in BC, now that First Nations leaders and the RCMP have negotiated a peaceful resolution to a standoff on unceded territory.

Our news panel discusses how concerned we should be about personal bankruptcy rates rising in almost every province. This is the January 14, 2019 episode.

For AMI at the Movies, Amy Amantea reviews the Will Ferrell movie Holmes & Watson. From the January 14, 2019 episode.

Our Edmonton colleague Jim Krysko tells us about an opportunity to win an accessible smart tablet through the March of Dimes Canada. From the January 14, 2019 episode.

Dave Brown and Michelle McQuigge join us for our weekly news panel. Today we discuss: why defense lawyers and civil liberties experts are questioning Canada’s new laws for impaired driving. From the January 14, 2019 episode.

Our news panel continues with the topic of what comes next for pipeline projects in BC, now that First Nations leaders and the RCMP have negotiated a peaceful resolution to a standoff on unceded territory. From the January 14, 2019 episode.