How are guides dogs trained? Emmy award-winning filmmaker Don Hardy discusses his documentary, which is playing at the Hot Docs film festival this week. From the May 3, 2018 episode.

The Toronto startup Steadiwear has won a major award for a glove designed to help people with hand tremors. CEO Mark Elias describes the glove and gives us some insight into the development process. From the May 3, 2018 episode.

Our accessibility consultant Donna Jodhan explains what to do if home care workers behave inappropriately. From the May 3, 2018 episode.

It's convention season! Linda Bartam tells us about last weekend's Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians conference in Burnaby, BC, and this weekend's Canadian Federation of the Blind conference in Victoria, BC. From the May 3, 2018.

Director Hind Bensari discusses her documentary " We Could be Heroes,” about the journey of Moroccan Paralympian Azzedine Nouiri. The movie is screening at the Hot Docs film festival this week. From the May 2, 2018 episode.

A Toronto restaurant owner accused of racism has been ordered to pay $10,000 to a black customer. Mike and Joeita discuss the ruling by the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal. From the May 2, 2018 episode.

Guy Carriere tells us about yoga, golf, and Apple accessibility events in and around Sudbury, Ontario. From the May 2, 2018 episode.

The United States has postponed a decision on whether to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on its allies. Political correspondent Craig Oliver joins us with more. From the May 2, 2018 episode.

Director Hind Bensari discusses her documentrary " We Could be Heroes". We discuss allegations of racism at a Toronto restaurant. Guy Carriere shares his monthly update from Sudbury, Ontario. Mike Agerbo tells us that streaming services are winning the battle against cable. Craig Oliver discusses tariffs on steel and aluminum. This is the May 2, episode.

A new report says streaming services are winning the battle against cable. Mike Agerbo from The App Show has more. From the May 2, 2018 episode.