Our East Coast colleague Ryan Delehanty takes us through the events planned for Access Awareness Week. From the May 30, 2018 episode.

Paralympic skier Erin Latimer tells us about her experience at the PyeongChang Games. Janet Dench from the Canadian Council for Refugees discusses some of the myths around irregular border crossings. Karen Magee tells us about visor cards designed to help drivers who are deaf or hard of hearing, if they are pulled over by police. Mike Agerbo explains why the FBI is telling us to reset our internet routers. And Kevin Philipupillai leads our weekly news quiz. This is the May 29, 2018 episode.

Paralympic skier Erin Latimer joins us to discuss her experience at the PyeongChang Games, and her next challenge: university. From the May 29, 2018 episode.

More people are crossing the border from New York into Quebec this year. Janet Dench from the Canadian Council for Refugees discusses some of the myths around irregular border crossings. From the May 29, 2018 episode.

Our colleague Karen Magee calls in from Ottawa with news about new visor cards intended to help drivers who are deaf or hard of hearing, if they are pulled over by the police. From the May 29, 2018 episode.

Amazon has confirmed that one of its Echo devices secretly recorded and shared a recording of a private conversation. Our tech expert Mike Agerbo joins us with more. From the May 29, 2018 episode.

Did someone really take a bear to Dairy Queen? Find out on our weekly news quiz, led by quizmaster Kevin Philipupillai. From the May 29, 2018 episode.

CNIB's Rob Gaunt joins us to talk to about the CNIB calling on Ontario politicians to commit to updating the Assistive Devices Program. Researcher Carlos Rios-Espinosa discusses a Human Rights Watch report about cruel disability institutions in Brazil. Has the Merc with a Mouth done it again? Amy Amantea reviews "Deadpool 2." And our news panel discusses the Trump calling off his meeting with Kim Jong-Un, government regulation on alcohol, cannabis, and gambling, the RCMP demanding journalists' notes for national security and the NFL banning kneeling during the national anthem. This is the May 28, 2018 episode.

The CNIB is calling on Ontario politicians to commit to updating the province's Assistive Devices Program. CNIB Ontario West executive director Rob Gaunt joins us with more. From the May 28, 2018 episode.

A Human Rights Watch report says thousands of Brazilians with disabilities are being confined in institutions where they face neglect and abuse. We speak with researcher Carlos Rios-Espinosa. From the May 28, 2018 episode.