John Rafferty joins us in studio with an update on the CNIB's programs. From the June 6, 2018 episode.

It is illegal in Canada to be paid to be a surrogate mother, or to donate sperm or eggs. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about an attempt to change the law. From the June 6, 2018 episode.

Librarian Theresa Power from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us about a new agreement between CELA and five major publishers. From the June 6, 2018 episode.

Milena Khazanavicius tells us about accessibility on Nova Scotia's tourism website. And, how to get free roller skate rentals near the Halifax Commons. From the June 6, 2018 episode.

Canada and the US are locked in their most serious trade dispute in recent years. And in Ontario, voters go to the polls tomorrow. Political correspondent Craig Oliver joins us with his analysis. From the June 6, 2018 episode.

Google's new navigation app, called Lookout, was designed with blind people in mind. Our tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us what to expect from it. From the June 6, 2018 episode.

Lawrence Gunther shares some surprising information about donating clothes. We speak with Professor Peter Edelman, who was a legislative assistant to Robert F. Kennedy as today marks 50 years since his assassination. We discuss the US Supreme Court ruling in favour of a baker in Colorado who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. Our AMI colleague Karen Magee calls in to talk about the Ottawa police's autism registry being taken over by MedicAlert. Our tech expert Mark Aflalo gives us updates from Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference. And we have our weekly news quiz featuring first-time contestant Ramya Amuthan. This is the June 5th episode.

Today marks 50 years since the assassination of US senator and presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy. We speak with Professor Peter Edelman, who was a legislative assistant to the senator. From the June 5th episode.

The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour of a baker in Colorado who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. We discuss the court decision. From the June 5th episode.

Our AMI colleague Karen Magee calls in to talk about the Ottawa police's autism registry being taken over by MedicAlert. What is this registry, and what does this change mean? From the June 5th episode.