Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee calls in with news about the 100 Kids Ottawa fundraising campaign, and the Toronto Visionaries Spring Concert. From the March 27, 2018 episode.

Gerry Harris calls in with news about a monthly coffee and chat at the public library in Fredericton, as well as a story about an awkward encounter while waiting for an elevator. From the March 27, 2018 episode.

Apple has worked with the American Council of the Blind, the Cerebral Palsy Foundation, and the National Association of the Deaf to design a new set of accessibility-themed emoji. Our tech expert Marc Aflalo tells us more. From the March 27, 2018 episode.

What is a Russian billionaire accused of trying to hide from his estranged wife and her divorce lawyers? Quizmaster Andy Frank returns to lead our weekly news quiz. From the March 27, 2018 episode.

Lawyer Kenneth Pope talks about some recent changes to the Disability Tax Credit, and the new credit for caregivers. Ryan Delehanty tells us about scientists in New Brunswick who are doing innovative research related to aging. Joeita reviews the movie "Love, Simon." And Dave Brown and Michelle McQuigge join Joeita and Jim for our weekly news panel. This is the March 26, 2018 episode.

Dave Brown and Michelle McQuigge join Joeita and Jim for our weekly news panel. Topics include lowering the legal voting age to 16, Service Canada using gender-neutral language when talking to the public, more. From the March 26, 2018 episode.

Ottawa estate planning lawyer Kenneth Pope talks about some recent changes to the Disability Tax Credit, and the new credit for caregivers. From the March 26, 2018 episode.

Our Halifax colleague Ryan Delehanty tells us about scientists in New Brunswick who are doing innovative research related to aging. From the March 26, 2018 episode.

Joeita reviews the movie "Love, Simon" - about a 17-year-old who hasn't told his family and friends that he's gay. From the March 26, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego tells us about some of the accessibility improvements coming to Skype. JM Frey previews the Kennedy movie Chappaquiddick. Montreal optician Philippe Rochette describes his efforts to make glasses more affordable. Kevin Philipupillai previews a Walrus article about the refugee crisis in Yemen. Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access explains where to find accessible versions of books by the late Stephen Hawking. This is the March 23, 2018 episode.