We discuss how Canada ended up in a confrontation with China over the arrest of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of the tech company Huawei. From the December 11, 2018 episode.

Our colleague Karen Magee attended the Kingston Accessibility Awards last week. She’ll tell us about the event. From the December 11, 2018 episode.

We speak with triathlete and Paralympic silver medalist Stefan Daniel about his athletic career. From the December 11, 2018 episode.

We speak with accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan about inaccessible Christmas commercials. From the December 11, 2018 episode.

We ask Marc Aflalo from Your Tech Report to choose the biggest tech story of 2018. From the December 11, 2018 episode.

Karen Magee calls in from Ottawa for our weekly news quiz. From the December 11, 2018 episode.

The former lieutenant governor of Ontario, the Honourable David Onley, joins us to introduce the winners of an award for leadership in accessibility. For AMI at the Movies, Amy Amantea calls in from Vancouver to review the latest film version of the Robin Hood story. Our Halifax colleague Ryan Delehanty tells us that people in Newfoundland and Labrador are gaining the option to use text messaging to reach 911 services. And Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press and Dave Brown from the Pulse join us for our weekly news panel. We discuss the friction between federal and provincial leaders, on display at The First Ministers Meeting. We discuss how politicians in Alberta and in Ottawa are responding to the low price of oil. Our news panel discusses the causes of The Protests in Paris, and whether Canada should take notice. This is the December 10, 2018 episode.

The former lieutenant governor of Ontario, the Honourable David Onley, joins us to introduce the winners of an award for leadership in accessibility. From the December 10, 2018 episode.

For AMI at the Movies, Amy Amantea calls in from Vancouver to review the latest film version of the Robin Hood story. From the December 10, 2018 episode.

Our Halifax colleague Ryan Delehanty tells us that people in Newfoundland and Labrador are gaining the option to use text messaging to reach 911 services. From the December 10, 2018 episode.