Many women with violent partners stay in relationships longer than is safe.

Even if they escape their situation, it can be a struggle to sustain basic needs.

Kingston organization, Resolve Counseling, is looking to help those women thrive on their own. Tara Everitt, Director of Community Programs, told us more about it.

An initiative to move patient care online at Kingston General Hospital to a virtual app called SeamlessMD. Instead of walking into an emergency room or waiting for 2 weeks to see your surgeon, you can now turn to an app for bedside care at home. Dr. Steve Mann, an orthopedic surgeon, joined me to discuss the app and its implications.

July is Disability Pride Month, although a little less known. It shares a similar spirit of activism and celebration with June's LGBTQ pride but isn't as heavily regarded compared to its June counterpart. CBC Journalist Julianna Romanynk recently attended the disability pride march in Toronto. She shared with me more on the event and the issues it highlighted.