Linda tells us about a historical walking tour and some Christmas-themed activities in Victoria, BC. From the December 14, 2017 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses a National Post article on net neutrality. Kimberley Hanson from Diabetes Canada tells us why the federal government is apologizing for the way it has handled applications for the Disability Tax Credit. Our Sudbury community reporter Guy Carrier tells us about Christmas events in his region. Mike Agerbo gives us the latest details on the Apple gymkit. And, political correspondent Craig Oliver talks about the naming of a new chief justice for the Supreme Court of Canada. This is the December 13, 2017 episode.

The Canadian government is a firm believer in net neutrality, but that may not matter if the United States decides to scrap its existing regulations. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews articles from tonight’s edition of The National Post Show. From the December 13, 2017 episode.

The minister responsible for the Canada Revenue Agency has apologized for rejecting Disability Tax Credit applications from people with Type 1 diabetes. We speak with Kimberley Hanson from Diabetes Canada. From the December 13, 2017 episode.

Community reporter Guy Carrier tells us about Christmas events in his region. From the December 13, 2017 episode.

The Apple GymKit is coming to a gym near you. Mike Agerbo from The App Show gives us the details. From the December 13, 2017 episode.

The Supreme Court of Canada has a new chief justice, there have been four by-elections this week, and the provinces have reached a deal with the feds to share revenue from marijuana sales. We talk politics with veteran correspondent Craig Oliver. From the December 13, 2017 episode.

Dr. Jim Brophy discusses a survey in which 68 per cent of Ontario healthcare workers responded they have expericenced phsical violence at work.

Regional Content Specialist, Karen Magee tells us about a Sudbury man who is going to court claiming the process of using bus passes for persons with disabilities is discriminatory.

We speak with Amy Burk, a member of Canada’s women’s goalball team, who won the gold medal at the recent IBSA Goalball American Championships in Brazil.

And, the results from the eighth annual Hays Canada Salary Guide survey indicates business success in 2017 was not matched with permanent hiring or pay raises.  Rowan O’Grady, president of Hays Canada, discusses the results of this survey. 

December 11, 2017 episode.

A recent poll of Ontario hospital staff found that 68 per cent experienced workplace-related physical violence. Co-author Dr. Jim Brophy discusses the study. From the December 11, 2017 episode.

Karen Magee, our regional content specialist in Ottawa, tells us about a Sudbury man who claims the process of using bus passes for persons with disabilities is discriminatory. From the December 11, 2017 episode.