Dave Durepos, assistant coach of the Canadian U23 Men’s wheelchair basketball team, talks about the World Wheelchair Basketball Championship taking place this week in Toronto. Also on the show: Karen Magee tells us about the Easter Seals Camp, Kevin Philipupillai chats about what's coming up on our Walrus magazine show, and Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us why Cleveland's baseball team may be banned from using its logo in Toronto.

Shannon Krasowski from the War Amps tells us how the organization's key tags save Albertans hundreds of dollars, while also providing employment for amputees and people with disabilities. Also on the show: Dr. Elizabeth Leroux from the Canadian Heachache Society tells us about Migraine Awareness Month, Ryan Delehanty shares news from Newfoundland, Marc Aflalo tells us about Apple's next round of accessibility updates, and much more.

Mike Agerbo of Get Connected Media drops by to chat about some of the cool new things being featured at the HPE Discover 2017 tech show in Las Vegas. Greg David shares TV news, JM Frey previews "Megan Leavey, and we hear how IDV is produced!

We speak to Diane Bergeron of the CNIB about the organization’s support for a national accessible book production strategy. Our community reporter Milena Khazanavicius tells us about dragon boating and blind fishing in Halifax. And, we chat about accessible tech, Bob Dylan's Nobel prize, and more.

We find out more about a new virtual technology from the company Infoway. It could help you avoid long lines at the doctor’s office. Plus, our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther discusses the implications of Donald Trump's decision to pull the US out of the Paris climate agreement. We also get a preview of a new show that's launching on AMI-audio, called 'The Walrus with Lloyd Robertson.'

We speak with Paul Jorgensen, Manager of Communications and Marketing for Tree Canada, about their massive tree-planting strategy in the Fort McMurray area. They are looking to replace the forests destroyed by last year's devastating wildfire. Plus, we chat Wonder Woman, Local Food Week, and more!

Our environmental expert Lawrence Gunther joins us, but today, he's putting on his tech hat to chat with us about the Victor Reader Stream and show us how to use the device.  And, Mike Agerbo updates us on the latest from the world of technology.

We speak with a rep from the People in Motion Show, which is Canada’s largest disability exhibition. Plus we talk The Beatles, accessible gaming and more!

Curious as to what your summer forecast will look like? We chat with a meteorologist from The Weather Network who gives us a summer outlook for all of Canada. Plus we talk politics with Craig Oliver and tech with Mike Agerbo.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge drops by to discuss the latest developments in the move towards Canada's first national accessibility legislation. Plus, our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee shares news from her region, we have our weekly news quiz, and more.