We find out about an accessible haunted house in Toronto. From the October 26, 2018 episode.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada tells us about social media networks that are designed especially for people with vision impairments. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge brings us some of the highlights from Monday’s municipal elections in Ontario. Accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan assesses Ontario premier Doug Ford’s commitment to accessibility. What do you do when your audiobook club has members all across Atlantic Canada? You hold the meeting over the phone! Community reporter Rachel Kitson tells us more. We ask our west coast colleague Sylvi Fekete if any bus companies are capable of replacing Greyhound in BC. Producer Dawn Dickinson explains how Donald Trump’s immigration policies led to an Afghanistan veteran being deported from the US to Canada. This is the October 25, 2018 episode.

Steven Scott from Double Tap Canada tells us about social media networks that are designed especially for people with vision impairments. From the October 25, 2018 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge brings us some of the highlights from Monday’s municipal elections in Ontario. From the October 25, 2018 episode.

Accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan assesses Ontario premier Doug Ford’s commitment to accessibility. From the October 25, 2018 episode.

What do you do when your audiobook club has members all across Atlantic Canada? You hold the meeting over the phone! Community reporter Rachel Kitson tells us more. From the October 25, 2018 episode.

We ask our west coast colleague Sylvi Fekete if any bus companies are capable of replacing Greyhound in BC. From the October 25, 2018 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson explains how Donald Trump’s immigration policies led to an Afghanistan veteran being deported from the US to Canada. From the October 25, 2018 episode.

"Producer Paul Daniel explains the latest disagreement over how to teach To Kill a Mockingbird in schools. Marc Aflalo from Your Tech Report tells us about the latest developments in facial recognition technology. Dr. George Nicholas from Simon Fraser University discusses cultural appropriation when it comes to Halloween costumes. Community reporter Milena Khazanavicius talks to us about the Urban Farm in Halifax holding its annual hootenanny!

Tech expert Mike Agerbo tell us about the New York Police Department trying to figure out why one of its body cams burst into flames.

And we talk politics with Craig Oliver. This is the October 24, 2018 episode."

Producer Paul Daniel explains the latest disagreement over how to teach To Kill a Mockingbird in schools. From the October 24, 2018 episode.