We speak with Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada about the current state of DAISY digital talking books. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains how two major unions are getting together to fight the Ontario government’s agenda. A bookstore in Montreal is celebrating Hanukkah by making a 200-pound latke. We’ll find out how the Jewish community in Canada is marking the festival of lights this year. Community reporter Becki Zerr calls in to tell us how local authorities are dealing with slippery sidewalks in Regina. Our Vancouver colleague Sylvi Fekete tells us about the work of the volunteer group Ski for Light Canada. Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us about a recent archeological discovery that’s shedding light on the hardships of life in early industrial London. This is  the December 6, 2018 episode.

We speak with Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada about the current state of DAISY digital talking books. From the December 6, 2018 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains how two major unions are getting together to fight the Ontario government’s agenda. From the December 6, 2018 episode.

A bookstore in Montreal is celebrating Hanukkah by making a 200-pound latke. We’ll find out how the Jewish community in Canada is marking the festival of lights this year. From the December 6, 2018 episode.

Community reporter Becki Zerr calls in to tell us how local authorities are dealing with slippery sidewalks in Regina. From the December 6, 2018 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us about a recent archeological discovery that’s shedding light on the hardships of life in early industrial London. From the December 6, 2018 episode.

Our Vancouver colleague Sylvi Fekete tells us about the work of the volunteer group Ski for Light Canada. From the December 6, 2018 episode.

We find out about the recipients of the David C. Onley Awards for Leadership in Accessibility. Is the legalization of cannabis creating a jobs boom in Canada? Kevin Philipupillai previews articles from tonight’s episode of The National Post Show. Doctors and nurses at hospitals in Ireland have been told to stop addressing patients using pet names such as “dear” or “love”. We discuss whether this is a good policy. Our community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton tells us about the Annual Christmas Party for the Sault Ste Marie CCB and CNIB Beyond Vision Loss group. It is a crime to fall asleep, drunk, at the wheel of a self-driving Tesla? Why yes, yes it is. Tech expert Mike Agerbo calls in with the latest tech news. We talk politics with Craig Oliver.This is the December 5, 2018 episode.

We find out about the recipients of the David C. Onley Awards for Leadership in Accessibility. From the December 5, 2018 episode.

Is the legalization of cannabis creating a jobs boom in Canada? Kevin Philipupillai previews articles from tonight’s episode of The National Post Show. From the December 5, 2018 episode.