NOW with Dave Brown

There is another edition of the weekly news quiz. Contestants Elysia Yardley, Alex Smyth and Karen Magee put their knowledge to the test! From the February 6, 2024, episode.

The inquest into the James Smith Cree Nation mass-killings has released its recommendations. Journalist John Loeppky gives you the details. From the February 6, 2024, episode.

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health and YouTube Health have partnered together to promote mental health literacy in Canada. Dr. Sanjeev Sockalingham tells you all about it. From the February 6, 2024, episode.

Are fad diets a solution to attaining good health? Registered dietitian Leah Shainhouse offers her thoughts. From the February 6, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Jim Tokos from the Canadian Council of the Blind gives you a preview of this year’s White Cane Week programming! Denis Boudreau explains how wearable technology will have massive implications for assistive services. Plus, Shaun Preece shares his opinions on the aesthetics of assistive tech devices like “Glide.” This is the February 5, 2024, episode.

The popularity of “learn to run” programs is growing. Ryan Van Praet explains why you should consider joining a program. From the February 5, 2024, episode.

White Cane Week is celebrating its 21st anniversary! Jim Tokos from the Canadian Council of the Blind gives you a preview of what’s on deck. From the February 5, 2024, episode.

The latest prototype for Glide made its debut at CES. Shaun Preece shares his opinions on the aesthetics of the navigational device. From the February 5, 2024, episode.

Fool Me Once” made a big splash on Netflix. Entertainment critic Kim Thistle gives her thoughts on the British miniseries. From the February 5, 2024, episode.

Technology is at an inflection point. Denis Boudreau discusses the rise of wearable tech and its accessibility implications. From the February 5, 2024, episode.