Rural communities across western Canada are finding it difficult to keep up with the costs of maintaining local ski hills. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews articles from The National Post Show. From the September 12,  2018 episode.

Our community reporter Gerry Harris calls in from New Brunswick with news about the CNIB’s Seeing Beyond Vision Loss art show. From the September 12,  2018 episode.

Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton calls in from Sault Ste Marie, Ontario with news about changes to local bus routes. From the September 12,  2018 episode.

President Trump is calling on Apple to make its phones in the United States, and not in China. Tech expert Mike Agerbo says the tech giant isn’t likely to comply. From the September 12,  2018 episode.

We discuss a major union’s decision to release a video titled “meet the scabs,” which names and shames replacement workers in Gander, Newfoundland. From the September 12,  2018 episode.

We’ll continue our preview of the AMI-tv show Employable Me, as we meet one of the job seekers from the show – Rick Peckham. AMI-tv producer Darcy De Toni shares ideas for outdoor activities in the Ottawa area – including slo-pitch and fishing. When they play the Toronto Blue Jays next Tuesday, the Baltimore Orioles will be wearing special braille jerseys in honour of the National Federation for the Blind. AMI communications specialist Greg David joins us with more. We’ll get back to yesterday’s discussion with Lawrence Gunther about the effects of climate change on wildfires in Western Canada. We’re one day away from Apple’s big unveiling of its latest products. Our tech expert Marc Aflalo joins us with his predictions. We have our weekly news quiz. This is the September 11,  2018 episode.

We’ll continue our preview of the AMI-tv show Employable Me, as we meet one of the job seekers from the show – Rick Peckham. From the September 11,  2018 episode.

AMI-tv producer Darcy De Toni shares ideas for outdoor activities in the Ottawa area – including slo-pitch and fishing. From the September 11,  2018 episode.

When they play the Toronto Blue Jays next Tuesday, the Baltimore Orioles will be wearing special braille jerseys in honour of the National Federation for the Blind. AMI communications specialist Greg David joins us with more. From the September 11,  2018 episode.

We’ll get back to yesterday’s discussion with Lawrence Gunther about the effects of climate change on wildfires in Western Canada. From the September 11,  2018 episode.