Joeita Gupta leads the discussion on the federal government’s new approach to fixing the Phoenix pay scandal. From the August 27, 2018.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge talks to us about the federal government’s new poverty reduction strategy. From the August 27, 2018.

A group of engineering students from Arizona have built a robotic guide dog. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about it. JM Frey previews the movie Operation Finale. Pipeline protesters in British Columbia are drawing a line between fossil fuels, climate change, and the wildfires that have devastated much of the province. Jennie Bovard, our community reporter in Halifax, tells us about the new aquatic wheelchairs at Chocolate Lake Beach. Walrus magazine writer Sandra Martin says baby boomers like her have the power to make old age better for everyone. Rachel Breau from the Centre for Equitable Library Access introduces us to the novel Seven Fallen Feathers, by Tanya Talaga. This is the August 24, 2018.

A group of engineering students from Arizona have built a robotic guide dog. Nelson Régo from Cool Blind Tech tells us about it. From the August 24, 2018.

JM Frey previews the movie Operation Finale, about the hunt for Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann. From the August 24, 2018.

Pipeline protesters in British Columbia are drawing a line between fossil fuels, climate change, and the wildfires that have devastated much of the province. From the August 24, 2018.

Jennie Bovard, our community reporter in Halifax, tells us about the new aquatic wheelchairs at Chocolate Lake Beach. From the August 24, 2018.

Walrus magazine writer Sandra Martin says baby boomers like her have the power to make old age better for everyone. From the August 24, 2018.

Rachel Breau from the Centre for Equitable Library Access introduces us to the novel Seven Fallen Feathers, by Tanya Talaga. From the August 24, 2018.

The tech giant Apple has been hacked by an Australian teenager. Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada tells us more. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses a violent confrontation between a journalist and a protester in Toronto. Donna Jodhan explains why she thinks companies should offer compensation when they ask people to test accessibility features. Our community reporter Linda Bartram is switching over to Kelly and Company! She joins us for her last report on the morning show. Have you been told that yoga will fix everything in your life? We’ll talk about some of the dangers of that message. A Guardian columnist says high-profile beauty stores are hurting teenagers by glamorizing cosmetic surgery. Producer Dawn Dickinson tells us more.This is the August 23, 2018 episode.