Nick tells us about some news and events in Montreal: an international study out of the University of Montreal is exploring which mainstream devices, accessibility features, and apps are being used by people with vision impairments. The Foundation Fighting Blindness is hosting four speakers at McGill University on October 10. And the Association des Sports pour Aveugles de Montréal is introducing a new sport called cosom hockey. From the September 28 episode.

Tamas Gezcy from Cool Blind Tech tells us how testing for glaucoma can now be done at home. And, Amazon is planning to release Alexa-powered sunglasses. From the September 28 episode.

Our colleague Jim Krysko shares some news from the prairies: a hack-a-thon that took place recently in Calgary, a mother and son in Saskatoon who have found a new home after being evicted, and the deadline for accessibility legislation in Manitoba. From the September 28 episode.

AMI producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this week's National Post readings, including an article on domestic violence allegations involving the newly-chosen leader of the Manitoba NDP. Mike Agerbo from GetConnected Media tells us that media streaming has surpassed DVD sales. Milena Khazanavicius tells us about the Windsor Pumpkin Regatta, an annual CNIB community meeting, and other events in Nova Scotia. Brock Richardson reflects on Jose Bautista's last homestand with the Toronto Blue Jays and the Todd Fraser foul ball that hit a child. Political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses the US Commerce Department's announcement regarding Bombardier, the final days of the NDP Leadership race, and the next round of NAFTA negotiations. And, Ontario cabinet minister Tracy MacCharles announces the launch of an Employers' Partnership Table to advise the government on ways to connect job seekers with disabilities with employers. This is the September 27 episode.

AMI producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this week's National Post readings, including an article on domestic violence allegations involving the newly-chosen leader of the Manitoba NDP. From the September 27 episode.

Mike Agerbo from GetConnected Media shares the latest tech news: media streaming has surpassed DVD sales, Google is selling a "smart jacket," and GPS devices are getting more accurate. From the September 27 episode.

Milena Khazanavicius tells us about the Windsor Pumpkin Regatta, an annual CNIB community meeting, and other events in Nova Scotia. From the September 27 episode.

Brock Richardson reflects on Jose Bautista's last homestand with the Toronto Blue Jays and the Todd Fraser foul ball that hit a child. And, should athletes be paid as much as they are? From the September 27 episode.

Political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses the US Commerce Department's announcement regarding Bombardier, the final days of the NDP leadership race, and the next round of NAFTA negotiations. From the September 27 episode.

Ontario cabinet minister Tracy MacCharles announces the launch of an Employers' Partnership Table to advise the government on ways to connect employers with job seekers with disabilities. From the September 27 episode.