Our television critic Greg David tells us which shows are coming back for another season. From the April 27, 2018 episode.

Steven Scott discusses the ethics of illegally downloading audio-described movies. Reporter Michelle McQuigge shares the latest developments in the aftermath of the Toronto van attack. Becki Zerr tells us what the CNIB is doing to support guide dog users in Regina who are denied service by taxi drivers. We speak to one of the student protesters who shut down the campus of one of America’s leading universities, 50 years ago. And Dawn Dickinson tells us about a Canadian woman with a disability who is being asked to leave the UK after 47 years. This is the April 26, 2018 episode.

With audio described programs being so difficult to find, is it ethical to download them illegally when you do find them? Steven Scott previews tonight’s episode of Double Tap Canada. From the April 26, 2018 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge shares the latest developments in the aftermath of the Toronto van attack. From the April 26, 2018 episode.

Community reporter Becki Zerr tells us what the CNIB is doing to support guide dog users in Regina who are denied service by taxi drivers. From the April 26, 2018 episode.

In another installment of our series on important events from 1968, we speak to James Kunen, one of the student protesters who shut down the campus of one of America’s leading universities, 50 years ago. From the April 26, 2018 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian article about a Canadian woman with a disability who is being asked to leave the UK after 47 years. From the April 26, 2018 episode.

Ontario’s minister of seniors affairs tells us about plans to create 40 new active living centres for seniors. Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about the battle between homeopaths and pediatricians over autism and vaccinations. Dorothy Macnaughton tells us about her work advocating for an accessible passenger rail service in northern Ontario. Mike Agerbo explains why Netflix is thinking of buying movie theatres. And Craig Oliver joins us to discuss the police response to the van attack in Toronto. This is the April 25, 2018 episode.

The Ontario government has announced it is putting money into creating 40 new active living centres for seniors. We speak with Ontario’s minister of seniors affairs, Dipika Damerla. From the April 25, 2018 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about the battle between homeopaths and pediatricians over autism and vaccinations. From the April 25, 2018 episode.