Political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses federal finance minister Bill Morneau’s fiscal update, by-election results in Quebec and Alberta, the new US ambassador to Canada, and Quebec's controversial new law on face coverings. From the October 25, 2017 episode.

There were 14 reported right whale deaths along Canada’s east coast this past summer. Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio tells us more about this growing problem that affects both whales and humans. Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee tells us about an organization that offers pro bono legal services to persons with disabilities. We speak to the author of a provincial government report that says Ontarians are living longer. Dr. Joshua Tepper is the CEO of Health Quality Ontario. And, Orly Shamir tells us about her experience as a contestant on the new AMI-tv program Menu Matchup. This is the October 24, 2017 episode.

There were 14 reported right whale deaths along Canada’s east coast this past summer. Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio tells us more about this growing problem that affects both whales and humans. From the October 24, 2017 episode.

Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee tells us about Reach, an organization that offers pro bono legal services to persons with disabilities. From the October 24, 2017 episode.

Orly Shamir tells us about her experience as a contestant on the new AMI-tv program Menu Matchup. From the October 24, 2017 episode.

We speak to the author of a provincial government report that says Ontarians are living longer. Dr. Joshua Tepper is the CEO of Health Quality Ontario. From the October 24, 2017 episode.

We meet Fareed Khan, who is calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to help Myanmar's Rohingya minority. Joeita Gupta reviews the movie "Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House". It's the story of the Watergate informant known as Deep Throat. Community reporter Bobby Weir gets out of bed mighty early in Kelowna, BC, to tell us about Powder Hounds, a branch of BC Adaptive Snow Sports. Our colleague Ryan Delehanty shares updates from some CNIB community events in Halifax and PEI. And, we find out more about a new national campaign out of New Brunswick called “HIRE for TALENT”. This is the October 23, 2017 episode.

Myanmar's Rohingya minority has been described by the United Nations as the most persecuted minority in the world. We meet Fareed Khan, who is calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to help them. From the October 23, 2017 episode.

Joeita Gupta reviews the movie "Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House". It's the story of the Watergate informant known as Deep Throat. She also reviews the video description. From the October 23, 2017 episode.

Ski season is upon us! Bobby Weir, the CNIB employee of the year for 2016, gets out of bed mighty early to tell us about Powder Hounds, a branch of BC Adaptive Snow Sports. From the October 23, 2017 episode.