Sault Ste. Marie community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton tells us about her work advocating for an accessible passenger rail service in northern Ontario. From the April 25, 2018 episode.

Netflix revolutionized the world of movie rentals. Is the company now thinking of buying movie theatres? We speak with tech expert Mike Agerbo. From the April 25, 2018 episode.

A Toronto police officer is being praised for resisting the pressure to shoot the suspect in Monday's van attack in Toronto. Political correspondent Craig Oliver joins us to discuss the police response to the attack. From the April 25, 2018 episode.

Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio joins us to talk about other controversial oil and gas pipelines in Canadian history. Karen Magee introduces us to a former soldier who took up ballet and the cello when a brain injury forced him out of the Canadian Forces. Gerry Harris calls in from New Brunswick to tell us about the Lions Foundation of Canada guide dog walk. Marc Aflalo explains how a new feature on Apple phones is helping to cut down on distracted driving. And Andy Frank leads our weekly news quiz. This is the April 24, 2018 episode.

The Trans Mountain project isn’t the first pipeline to face serious opposition in Canada. Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio joins us to talk about earlier struggles over pipelines. From the April 24, 2018 episode.

Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee tells us about a former soldier who took up ballet and the cello when a brain injury forced him out of the Canadian Forces. From the April 24, 2018 episode.

Community reporter Gerry Harris calls in from New Brunswick with news about the Lions Foundation of Canada guide dog walk. From the April 24, 2018 episode.

Tech expert Marc Aflalo tells us how a new feature on Apple phones is helping to cut down on distracted driving. From the April 24, 2018 episode.

The new royal baby is getting all the attention, but it's his big sister Charlotte who just made history. How? Quizmaster Andy Frank leads our weekly news quiz. From the April 24, 2018 episode.

Reporter Michael Tutton explains why tech experts are questioning the arrest of a 19-year-old who downloaded material from a government website. Ryan Delehanty tells us about free technology sessions at Apple Stores across Canada. Joeita reviews the animated movie Isle of Dogs. Our news panel discusses provincial trade barriers, access to public washrooms, plastic straw bans, and regulation for natural remedies. This is the April 23, 2018 episode.