Our news panel discusses the US election results. From the November 12, 2018 episode.

We talk about the Calgary 2026 Olympic bid, a day ahead of the vote in Calgary. From the November 12, 2018 episode.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about A Redesigned Canoe that could make it easier for blind paddlers to travel solo. JM Frey previews the movie The Front Runner, about American politician Gary Hart. Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan describes her recent interaction with the office of the Toronto Ombudsman. We discuss why Remembrance Day is so important to so many people across Canada. Walrus magazine writer Sidney Coles talks about her experience Becoming a Humanitarian Worker with Médecins Sans Frontiers. Historian Tim Cook from The Canadian War Museum joins us to talk about Canada’s role in World War I. This is the November 8, 2018 episode.

Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about A Redesigned Canoe that could make it easier for blind paddlers to travel solo. From the November 9, 2018 episode.

JM Frey previews the movie The Front Runner, about American politician Gary Hart. From the November 9, 2018 episode.

Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan describes her recent interaction with the office of the Toronto Ombudsman. From the November 9, 2018 episode.

We discuss why Remembrance Day is so important to so many people across Canada. From the November 9, 2018 episode.

Walrus magazine writer Sidney Coles talks about her experience Becoming a Humanitarian Worker with Médecins Sans Frontiers. From the November 9, 2018 episode.

Historian Tim Cook from The Canadian War Museum joins us to talk about Canada’s role in World War I. From the November 9, 2018 episode.

There’s going to be a new pricing model for the Aira smart assistant. Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada tells us more. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains why a leaked dashcam video is raising questions about privacy in public places. We discuss Ottawa rejecting a request from Canadian senators to give greater weight to human rights in arms deals. Our Saskatchewan community reporter Becki Zerr calls in from Regina with news about the Adaptive Physical Activity Symposium. Our BC colleague Sylvi Fekete tells us about a sci-fi film Called Outbound, starring actors with developmental disabilities. Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us about a museum in Oxford that is training Syrian refugees as tour guides. This is the November 8, 2018 episode.