The Toronto International Film Festival is well underway. Amy Amantea shares an update about what’s stood out to her so far. Apple’s September event kicks off on September 9th. It’s expected that the new iPhone lineup will be announced. Steven Scott drops in to help preview the event. Canada’s Wheelchair Rugby team finished 5th at the Paris Games. Travis Murao was part of the team. He joins to share his experience at the Para Games.

Canada’s Wheelchair Rugby team finished 5th at the Paris Games. Travis Murao was part of the team. He joins to share his experience at the Para Games.

Apple’s September event is set to kickoff in a few hours. It’s expected that the new iPhone lineup will be announced. Steven Scott drops in to help preview the event.

The Toronto International Film Festival is well underway. Amy Amantea shares an update about what’s stood out to her so far.

The weekly news panel with Joeita Gupta and Michelle McQuigge reconvenes. The NDP ended their deal with the Liberals earlier this week. How soon will Canadians be hitting the polls for a federal election? Convenience stores in Ontario can now sell beer, wine, and mixed drinks. How big of a deal is this? Alex Smyth, Kingsley Juuko and Jeff Ryman stop by to preview the NFL season.

Alex Smyth, Kingsley Juuko and Jeff Ryman stop by to preview the NFL season.

Convenience stores in Ontario can now sell beer, wine, and mixed drinks. How big of a deal is this?

The weekly news panel with Joeita Gupta and Michelle McQuigge reconvenes. The NDP ended their deal with the Liberals earlier this week. How soon will Canadians be hitting the polls for a federal election?

The Bank of Canada announced its latest interest rate cut. How will these latest cuts impact you? Professor Ian Lee breaks it down. Marc Aflalo previews Apple’s upcoming iPhone Event. Paralympian Rob Shaw reflects on his competition at the Paris Games.

Paralympian Rob Shaw reflects on his competition at the Paris Games.

Marc Aflalo previews Apple’s upcoming iPhone Event.

The Bank of Canada announced its latest interest rate cut. How will these latest cuts impact you? Professor Ian Lee breaks it down.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Dave, Amy, and Alex discuss the top news of the day, including conversations around finances with a focus on malls, streaming services, and the cost of having fun. Alex provides a Paralympic update and Paralympic gold medal winning shot putter Greg Stewart reflects on his latest win. Wolfgang Zimmerman discusses the Reducing Poverty Initiative to help get people who recently acquire disability back into the workforce. Dave puts Amy and Alex to the test in a game of Pop Quiz and Over or Under. And, Dave reflects the Bank of Canada’s interest rate cut and what impact it has on the public.

Dave puts Amy and Alex to the test in a game of Pop Quiz and Over or Under.

Wolfgang Zimmerman discusses the Reducing Poverty Initiative to help get people who recently acquire disability back into the workforce.

Alex provides a Paralympic update and Paralympic gold medal winning shot putter Greg Stewart reflects on his latest win.

Dave Brown kicks off the new 1 hour format with a chat with Alex Smyth and Amy Amantea around the top headlines of the day. They chat about the VIA rail train delay that was over 10 hours long, a federal by-election that has 91 candidates, and changes the PC Optimum rewards program. Alex Smyth provided a Paralympics Update and chatted with Dave around some of the biggest storylines at the Games, including Austin Smeenk medaling, Canada’s Men’s Wheelchair Basketball team and Canada’s Women’s Goalball team losing in the Quarter finals. Paralympic Bronze Medal-winning Triathlete Leanne Taylor joined the show from Paris to talk about her race and reflected on what’s next for her both professionally and personally. Meagan Gillmore stopped by to discuss the federal political landscape with reflections on the new PC and NDP political ads, her conversation with Canadian Future Party Interim Leader Dominic Cardy, and how she feels about 91 candiatates being on a ballot. And, Dave reflects on the return to school for students across the country. He shares his personal experience and encourages others to enjoy this exciting time.

Meagan Gillmore stopped by to discuss the federal political landscape with reflections on the new PC and NDP political ads, her conversation with Canadian Future Party Interim Leader Dominic Cardy, and how she feels about 91 candidates being on a ballot.

Paralympic Bronze Medal-winning Triathlete Leanne Taylor joined the show from Paris to talk about her race and reflected on what’s next for her both professionally and personally.

Alex Smyth provided a Paralympics Update and chatted with Dave around some of the biggest storylines at the Games, including Austin Smeenk medaling, Canada’s Men’s Wheelchair Basketball team and Canada’s Women’s Goalball team losing in the Quarter finals.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on the NDP to pull their support from the Liberal Party. This begs the question, when should the next federal election be? Flair Airlines announced this week they are offering tickets as cheap as $1. How practical is this Would you use this? The College Football Season is back! Alex Smyth stops by with a few burning questions about the upcoming year. The Paralympic Games are not only a great platform for athletes, but for former athletes as well. John Loeppky explains how some are capitalizing on media coverage during The Games.

The Paralympic Games are not only a great platform for athletes, but for former athletes as well. John Loeppky explains how some are capitalizing on media coverage during The Games.

The College Football Season is back! Alex Smyth stops by with a few burning questions about the upcoming year.

Flair Airlines announced this week they are offering tickets as cheap as $1. How practical is this? Would you use this?

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on the NDP to pull their support from the Liberal Party. This begs the question, when should the next federal election be?

It’s Back to School season and Greg David stops by to share his list of the top 5 school-themed television shows. Pop star Sabrina Carpenter dropped her new album last week. Music Critic Amanda Shekarchi stops by with a review. People are hopping at the chance to try therapeutic trampolining. Elizabeth Mohler shares her recent experience. Is it time to upgrade your audio devices? Marc Aflalo stops by to discuss all things headphones. The Ontario Disability Employment Network recently launched a new initiative. Ingrid Muschta shares the details about “Beyond AODA Compliance”.

The Ontario Disability Employment Network recently launched a new initiative. Ingrid Muschta shares the details about “Beyond AODA Compliance”.

Is it time to upgrade your audio devices? Marc Aflalo stops by to discuss all things headphones.

People are hopping at the chance to try therapeutic trampolining. Elizabeth Mohler shares her recent experience.

Pop star Sabrina Carpenter dropped her new album last week. Music Critic Amanda Shekarchi stops by with a review.

It’s Back to School season and Greg David stops by to share his list of the top 5 school-themed television shows.

The 2024 Paralympic Games are set to kick off tomorrow in Paris. Karolina Wisniewska is one of the Co-Chef de Missions for Paris. She talks more about the preparations going on in Paris. Paralympic talk continues. Former Paralympian Stef Reid is in Paris to help cover the games for CBC. She stops by to give a feel for how things are going. Lawrence Gunther explains how a harpoon fishery along the coast of Nova Scotia seeks to transition to a more lucrative recreational fishery. Fitness facilities have long been a bit intimidating for people with disabilities. What improvements could be made to help accommodate accessibility needs at those facilities? Rabia Kehdr shares her thoughts. The Nova Scotia government announced that it is ending its work-from-home policies by October 15th. This has caused quite a stir in the province. Rebecca Dingwell reports on this issue. The Weekly News Quiz is back for another edition! Karen Magee, Bruce Baklarian and Elizabeth Mohler assemble to battle for the crown!

The Weekly News Quiz is back for another edition! Karen Magee, Bruce Baklarian and Elizabeth Mohler assemble to battle for the crown!

The Nova Scotia government announced that it is ending its work-from-home policies by October 15th. This has caused quite a stir in the province. Rebecca Dingwell reports on this issue.

Fitness facilities have long been a bit intimidating for people with disabilities. What improvements could be made to help accommodate accessibility needs at those facilities? Rabia Kehdr shares her thoughts.

Lawrence Gunther explains how a harpoon fishery along the coast of Nova Scotia seeks to transition to a more lucrative recreational fishery.

Paralympic talk continues. Former Paralympian Stef Reid is in Paris to help cover the games for CBC. She stops by to give a feel for how things are going.

The 2024 Paralympic Games are set to kick off tomorrow in Paris. Karolina Wisniewska is one of the Co-Chef de Missions for Paris. She talks more about the preparations going on in Paris.

The Federal Liberal Cabinet began its annual retreat this weekend in Halifax. Michelle McQuigge dives into what was on the agenda. Marco Pasqua got a little adventurous on a trip to Switzerland. He went paragliding. How was that experience? Marco shares all the adrenaline pumping details. Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea reviews the new Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg movie, “The Union”. Accessible cooking has been on the minds of the guys at Double Tap. Shaun Preece drops in to chat about some accessible cooking tips and tools. For the first time in 7 years, Shane Baker isn’t heading back to school. How does he feel about that? How is his job search going? He shares his thoughts.

For the first time in 7 years, Shane Baker isn’t heading back to school. How does he feel about that? How is his job search going? He shares his thoughts.

Accessible cooking has been on the minds of the guys at Double Tap. Shaun Preece drops in to chat about some accessible cooking tips and tools.

Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea reviews the new Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg movie, “The Union”.

Marco Pasqua got a little adventurous on a trip to Switzerland. He went paragliding. How was that experience? Marco shares all the adrenaline pumping details.

The Federal Liberal Cabinet began its annual retreat this weekend in Halifax. Michelle McQuigge dives into what was on the agenda.

Coming up on the show is the weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta. The work stoppage at CN and CPKC rail started this week. How concerned should you be about the stoppage? The Democratic National Convention took over Chicago this week. What stood out? Meghan Markle’s former house hit the market in Toronto. It was listed at a cool $1.9 million dollars. It begs the question, what features would you want in your home? Can some features be too boujee? Jeff Ryman stops by for a game segment of ‘That’s Too Much’. GQ recently published an article diving into why men don’t read fiction. It caught the attention of Karen McKay. She shares her thoughts on the article.

GQ recently published an article diving into why men don’t read fiction. It caught the attention of Karen McKay She shares her thoughts on the article.

Meghan Markle’s former house hit the market in Toronto. It was listed at a cool $1.9 million dollars. It begs the question, what features would you want in your home? Can some features be too boujee? Jeff Ryman stops by for a game segment of ‘That’s Too Much’.

The Democratic National Convention took over Chicago this week. What stood out?

Coming up on the show is the weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta. The work stoppage at CN and CPKC rail started this week. How concerned should you be about the stoppage?

Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews the new John Cena movie, Jackpot!

Marc Aflalo shares some tips and ideas for parents looking to bargain hunt for back-to-school tech.

Aaron Broverman shares his thoughts on the Canadian Banking Association’s report about how costumers are shifting towards more digital options. 

Lia De Cicco Remu,  a seasoned Canadian education leader, has written a book titled, ‘How to Talk to Teachers’.The book is designed to empower parents to communicate effectively with teachers.Lia stops by to chat about this brand-new book.‘How to Talk to Teachers’

On today's show, Lia De Cicco Remu,  a seasoned Canadian education leader, has written a book titled, ‘How to Talk to Teachers’. The book is designed to empower parents to communicate effectively with teachers. Lia stops by to chat about this brand-new book. Aaron Broverman shares his thoughts on the Canadian Banking Association’s report about how costumers are shifting towards more digital options. Marc Aflalo shares some tips and ideas for parents looking to bargain hunt for back-to-school tech. Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews the new John Cena movie, Jackpot!

Para Cyclist Mel Pemble is looking to replicate recent success on the world stage at the Paralympics. Alex Smyth sat down with Mel in February for an interview with her on the road to the Paris 2024. More and more people are choosing to shift to digital banking options. Why is that? Certified Financial Planner, Ryan Chin explains more. Community Reporter, Milena Khazanavicius explains the importance of the Voluntary Vulnerable Persons Registry. Our very own Emilee Schevers was crowned Miss Personality Canada! She stops by to chat all about this amazing feat! How can poor organization and clutter impact performance? Anu Pala explains and provides some tips and tricks to tidy up your spaces.

How can poor organization and clutter impact performance? Anu Pala explains and provides some tips and tricks to tidy up your spaces.

Our very own Emilee Schevers was crowned Miss Personality Canada! She stops by to chat all about this amazing feat!

Community Reporter, Milena Khazanavicius explains the importance of the Voluntary Vulnerable Persons Registry.

More and more people are choosing to shift to digital banking options. Why is that? Certified Financial Planner, Ryan Chin explains more.

Para Cyclist Mel Pemble is looking to replicate recent success on the world stage at the Paralympics. Alex Smyth sat down with Mel in February for an interview with her on the road to the Paris 2024.

For one Saskatchewan post-secondary student, finding accessible housing and care has been a major challenge. Preston Ruzicka and his mother, Gerldine share their tumultuous and discriminating journey to find viable housing. Self-checkout machines are everywhere. And not all of them are accessible. The University of Waterloo is researching how this shift has impacted people with disabilities. Megan Gillmore recently wrote about this. She shares her more. Earlier this year Dorothy Macnaughton attended Accessibility Standards Canada’s Annual General Meeting. One of the goals of the AGM was to help improve accessible travel within Canada. How’d it go? Dorothy shares her thoughts. The Paralympics are days away. How hard is it for athletes to get the funding they need to achieve their best in sport? John Loeppky wrote about this. He explains more. The Weekly News Quiz returns! John Loeppky, Elysia Yardley and Greg David convene to battle for the crown. Who will come out on top?

The Weekly News Quiz returns! John Loeppky, Elysia Yardley and Greg David convene to battle for the crown. Who will come out on top?

The Paralympics are days away. How hard is it for athletes to get the funding they need to achieve their best in sport? John Loeppky wrote about this. He explains more.

Earlier this year Dorothy Macnaughton attended Accessibility Standards Canada’s Annual General Meeting. One of the goals of the AGM was to help improve accessible travel within Canada. How’d it go? Dorothy shares her thoughts.

Self-checkout machines are everywhere. And not all of them are accessible. The University of Waterloo is researching how this shift has impacted people with disabilities. Megan Gillmore recently wrote about this. She shares her more.

For one Saskatchewan post-secondary student, finding accessible housing and care has been a major challenge. Preston Ruzicka and his mother, Gerldine share their tumultuous and discriminating journey to find viable housing.

Rain and water have been causing headaches for tons of Canadians across the country. Michelle McQuigge explores a few news stories with a rather wet angle. As tech companies get bigger, how can that impact the development of accessibility products and services? Denis Boudreau weighs in. Entertainment Critic, Kim Thistle reviews the Netflix movie, “Inside the Mind of a Dog”. Microsoft has fixed a known issue causing some Windows devices to boot into BitLocker recovery. Shaun Preece, of Double Tap, recently ran into this problem. He stops by to explain how to resolve this issue. There are some people who believe it’s easy to be a high-performance athlete in the world of para sports. Ryan van Praet stops by to dispel some of those myths about para sports and the Paralympics.

There are some people who believe it’s easy to be a high-performance athlete in the world of para sports. Ryan van Praet stops by to dispel some of those myths about para sports and the Paralympics.

Microsoft has fixed a known issue causing some Windows devices to boot into BitLocker recovery. Shaun Preece, of Double Tap, recently ran into this problem. He stops by to explain how to resolve this issue.

Entertainment Critic, Kim Thistle reviews the Netflix movie, “Inside the Mind of a Dog”.

As tech companies get bigger, how can that impact the development of accessibility products and services? Denis Boudreau weighs in.

Rain and water have been causing headaches for tons of Canadians across the country. Michelle McQuigge explores a few news stories with a rather wet angle.

The Canadian Future Party has officially launched. How much of an impact could they have? Moosomin, Saskatchewan is offering people 30 thousand dollars to build a home in the community. How tempting would this be? To conclude the news panel, Michelle and Joeita are put to the test with a mini news quiz! A new study shows that people often plan to binge-watch TV shows before they start. Greg David stops by with all the details.

A new study shows that people often plan to binge-watch TV shows before they start. Greg David stops by with all the details.

To conclude the news panel, Michelle and Joeita are put to the test with a mini news quiz!

Moosomin, Saskatchewan is offering people 30 thousand dollars to build a home in the community. How tempting would this be?

The Canadian Future Party has officially launched. How much of an impact could they have?

Dawn Dickinson of MacLean’s Magazine previews this week’s episode which dives into the environmental impacts of air travel. Bo Hedges is heading to his 5th Paralympic Games as a member of the Canadian wheelchair basketball team. Alex Smyth shares an interview with Bo on his road to the Paralympics. Jennie Bovard trots by to discuss whether or not 10 thousand steps a day should be the golden standard for a daily fitness goal. Tech Expert, Marc Aflalo shares his thoughts on the ‘Made by Google’ event which saw multiple phones and gadgets revealed. Film Critic, Michael McNeely chats about “View Askewniverse”. A shared universe created by Kevin Smith, featuring a series of interconnected films.

Film Critic, Michael McNeely chats about “View Askewniverse”. A shared universe created by Kevin Smith, featuring a series of interconnected films.

Tech Expert, Marc Aflalo shares his thoughts on the ‘Made by Google’ event which saw multiple phones and gadgets revealed.

Jennie Bovard trots by to discuss whether or not 10 thousand steps a day should be the golden standard for a daily fitness goal.

Bo Hedges is heading to his 5th Paralympic Games as a member of the Canadian wheelchair basketball team. Alex Smyth shares an interview with Bo on his road to the Paralympics.

Dawn Dickinson of MacLean’s Magazine previews this week’s episode which dives into the environmental impacts of air travel.

The Paralympics are just around the corner. Peter Parsons slides by to preview men’s and women’s goalball at the upcoming games. Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea reviews one of Netflix’s top movies of the summer, ‘Find Me Falling’. CBC is in the headlines as the public broadcaster handed out over $18 million in bonuses in 2024. This comes after a plethora of job cuts. Kevin Shaw shares his thoughts on this. Elizabeth Mohler is headed back to school to work on her PhD. What does she like about back-to-school season Does she prefer a backpack or shoulder bag? She answers these questions and more.

Elizabeth Mohler is headed back to school to work on her PhD. What does she like about back-to-school season? Does she prefer a backpack or shoulder bag? She answers these questions and more.

CBC is in the headlines as the public broadcaster handed out over $18 million in bonuses in 2024. This comes after a plethora of job cuts. Kevin Shaw shares his thoughts on this.

Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea reviews one of Netflix’s top movies of the summer, ‘Find Me Falling’.

The Paralympics are just around the corner. Peter Parsons slides by to preview men’s and women’s goalball at the upcoming games.

The Mobility Cup is the biggest adaptive sailing competition in Canada. It takes place at the end of the month. Gale Fullerton tees up the event. A new Northen highway has been proposed up in the Territories. What does this mean for the environment? Lawrence Gunther explains. The Toad 'n’ Turtle Pubhouse & Grill in Red Deer is hosting a Lobsterfest later this month. Seafood Lover Anna Kim has all the juicy details. There’s a device to help blind and low-vision music students feel music cues through vibrations. It was designed by Leon Lu of Carlton University. He stops by to explain more about this innovative device.

There’s a device to help blind and low-vision music students feel music cues through vibrations. It was designed by Leon Lu of Carlton University. He stops by to explain more about this innovative device.

The Toad 'n’ Turtle Pubhouse & Grill in Red Deer is hosting a Lobsterfest later this month. Seafood Lover Anna Kim has all the juicy details.

A new Northen highway has been proposed up in the Territories. What does this mean for the environment? Lawrence Gunther explains.

The Mobility Cup is the biggest adaptive sailing competition in Canada. It takes place at the end of the month. Gale Fullerton tees up the event.

Canadian travel and tourism are still sputtering to come back post pandemic. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge will highlight a couple stories about the issue. New Brunswick is the only province that doesn’t offer assistance for low-income earners when it comes to utility. Shelley Petit shares her distaste. Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea reviews the Deadpool and Wolverine movie starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. The Made by Google event takes place tomorrow from Google's headquarters. It’s expected that Google will announce a few new gadgets from phones to watches and everything in between. Shaun Preece helps tee-up the event. Comedian, Brent Butt’s debut novel “HUGE” marked a drastic turn for the comedian. The book is a psychological thriller set in the world of stand-up comedy. Niek Theelen shares his review.

Comedian, Brent Butt’s debut novel “HUGE” marked a drastic turn for the comedian. The book is a psychological thriller set in the world of stand-up comedy. Niek Theelen shares his review.

The Made by Google event takes place tomorrow from Google's headquarters. It’s expected that Google will announce a few new gadgets from phones to watches and everything in between. Shaun Preece helps tee-up the event.

Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea reviews the Deadpool and Wolverine movie starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman.

New Brunswick is the only province that doesn’t offer assistance for low-income earners when it comes to utility. Shelley Petit shares her distaste.

Canadian travel and tourism are still sputtering to come back post pandemic. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge will highlight a couple stories about the issue.

Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris has chosen Tim Walz as her running mate for the November election. Was this a good choice? The Paris Olympics have had plenty of ups and downs for Canada. Including a few scandals. How has this impacted Canada’s image at the games? To conclude the news panel, Michelle and Joeita are put to the test with a mini news quiz! A petition put forward by Humane Canada, is urging legislators to void the use of no-pet clauses in rental agreements. John Loeppky leads a discussion during a roundtable. The Olympics have sucked up most of the attention on the sports scene. John Loeppky and Jeff Ryman stop by to discuss other sports stories outside of the games.

The Olympics have sucked up most of the attention on the sports scene. John Loeppky and Jeff Ryman stop by to discuss other sports stories outside of the games.

To conclude the news panel, Michelle and Joeita are put to the test with a mini news quiz!

The Paris Olympics have had plenty of ups and downs for Canada, including a few scandals. How has this impacted Canada’s image at the games?

Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris has chosen Tim Walz as her running mate for the November election. Was this a good choice?

Travis Murao has been a mainstay on the national wheelchair rugby team for many years. Alex Smyth shares an interview with Travis on his road to the Paralympics. Sault Ste Marie, Ontario is experimenting with a new traffic policy. Community Reporter, Dorthy Macnaughton shares the details. National Acadian Day is right around the corner. Moncton Community Reporter, Natalie Fougere explains what events are lined up. Video doorbells have become more and more popular over the past few years. But are they practical for those who are blind or partially sighted? Shaun Preece shares his thoughts. Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews ‘Janet Planet’, a coming-of-age drama written and directed by Annie Baker.

Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews ‘Janet Planet’, a coming-of-age drama written and directed by Annie Baker.

Video doorbells have become more and more popular over the past few years. But are they practical for those who are blind or partially sighted? Shaun Preece shares his thoughts.

National Acadian Day is right around the corner. Moncton Community Reporter, Natalie Fougere explains what events are lined up.

Sault Ste Marie, Ontario is experimenting with a new traffic policy. Community Reporter, Dorthy Macnaughton shares the details.

Travis Murao has been a mainstay on the national wheelchair rugby team for many years. Alex Smyth shares an interview with Travis on his road to the Paralympics.

Hosting a major international event like the Olympics can physically change a city. It can also change a city’s economics. Aaron Broverman of Forbes Advisor Canada will offer some insight on the money. Emergency preparedness has been a hot topic on the show. But what if you are away? How can you make sure that you are prepared when the unexpected happens? Anne Camozzi explores this topic. Winnipeg Community Reporter, Derek Lackey highlights The Stonewall Quarry Days and its significance to the town of Stonewall. The Olympics and Paralympics garner a lot of attention. How does this boost the popularity of a sport at home? Does it always generate a boost at the grassroots level? John Loeppky discusses further. Elizabeth Mohler has been living it up this summer. She recently went hot air ballooning. How’d it go? She floats by to share that experience. Alarming reports this weekend highlighted concerns that marine currents may collapse within the next decade. Arno Kopecky breaks this all down and what this means for populations around the world.

Alarming reports this weekend highlighted concerns that marine currents may collapse within the next decade. Arno Kopecky breaks this all down and what this means for populations around the world.

Elizabeth Mohler has been living it up this summer. She recently went hot air ballooning. How’d it go? She floats by to share that experience.

The Olympics and Paralympics garner a lot of attention. How does this boost the popularity of a sport at home? Does it always generate a boost at the grassroots level? John Loeppky discusses further.

Emergency preparedness has been a hot topic on the show. But what if you are away? How can you make sure that you are prepared when the unexpected happens? Anne Camozzi explores this topic.

Hosting a major international event like the Olympics can physically change a city. It can also change a city’s economics. Aaron Broverman of Forbes Advisor Canada will offer some insight on the money.

It has been a volatile couple of days on the stock markets. Michelle McQuigge has been on the beat and discusses the latest. The B.C. Government has announced that retirement homes cannot arbitrarily raise rent and hospitality fees on residents. Meagan Gillmore has the details. CTV’s The Amazing Race Canada returned for its 10th season. Contestants, John Ferguson and Connor Carrol share their experience. Post-secondary lectures and lessons are not always accessible. Matisse Hamel Nelis believes professors or instructors need to do their part. Mara Hutchinson reflects on her time as a community reporter for NOW. Karen Magee, Elysia Yardley, and Alex Smyth battle it out for the win in the Weekly News Quiz.

Mara Hutchinson reflects on her time as a community reporter for NOW.

Post-secondary lectures and lessons are not always accessible. Matisse Hamel Nelis believes professors or instructors need to do their part.

CTV’s The Amazing Race Canada returned for its 10th season. Two contestants, John Ferguson and Connor Carrol share their experience.

The B.C. Government has announced that retirement homes cannot arbitrarily raise rent and hospitality fees on residents. Meagan Gillmore has the details.

It has been a volatile couple of days on the stock markets. Michelle McQuigge has been on the beat and discusses the latest.

On today's show, we assemble the Weekly News Panel with Joeita Gupta and Michelle McQuigge to talk about COVID-19 Wastewater testing, and have an Olympics themed quiz! Nicholas Bennett is a para swimmer who competes in the S14 category, we sat down with him for an interview ahead of the Paralympic games. A café in Guelph, Ontario encourages customers to participate in a digital detox. Amy Amantea drops by for an entertainment report on Cardi B's baby news. As the Olympics increasingly migrate online, networks must devise innovative strategies to compete for viewers against a backdrop of evolving consumption habits and aggressive counterprogramming.  Greg David, Communications Specialist at AMI  has more details.

As the Olympics increasingly migrate online, networks must devise innovative strategies to compete for viewers against a backdrop of evolving consumption habits and aggressive counterprogramming.  Greg David, Communications Specialist at AMI has more details

A café in Guelph encourages customers to come in and have a mini digital detox.

Nicholas Bennett is a para swimmer who competes in the S14 category. He set a world record at the Paralympic trials in May. He is also set to compete in his second Paralympic Games. We sat down with him for an interview.

Today, Joeita Gupta and Michelle McQuigge will go head-to-head to see who has the best Olympic knowledge in this Games-themed challenge.

It’s time to assemble the weekly news panel. Ontario is officially ending its COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program as of Wednesday, a move some public health experts say is shortsighted. Do we need to continue this program?

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Competing with kids: For a long time, motherhood and medalling didn’t mix. Now, an army of Olympic parents are demanding accommodations and time off—without penalty. Dawn Dickinson is the content curator of Macleans Magazine and she gives us the details on this article. Every tech giant has been touting their own AI features and chatbots. There are some pros and cons when you apply a disability lens to AI. Kelly Bron Johnson has some thoughts on this and shares them. We are breaking down the newly announced Paralympic Cycling team with Nathan Clement. Mark Aflalo breaks down the latest Apple release of Ios 18.1. And, Divine G (Colman Domingo), wrongfully imprisoned at Sing Sing, finds purpose in a theater group with other inmates. Entertainment critic Michael McNeely is here to give us his thoughts on this drama movie.

Divine G (Colman Domingo), wrongfully imprisoned at Sing Sing, finds purpose in a theater group with other inmates. Entertainment critic Michael McNeely is here to give us his thoughts on this drama movie.

Mark Aflalo breaks down the latest Apple release of Ios 18.1 stay tuned your watching Now With Dave Brown.

We are breaking down the newly announced Paralympic Cycling team with Nathan Clement

Every tech giant has been touting their own AI features and chatbots. There are some pros and cons when you apply a disability lens to AI. Kelly Bron Johnson has some thoughts on this and shares them.

Competing with kids: For a long time, motherhood and medalling didn’t mix. Now, an army of Olympic parents are demanding accommodations and time off—without penalty. Dawn Dickinson is the content curator of Macleans Magazine and she gives us the details on this article.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Usable.net released their midyear Americans with Disabilities Act Web Lawsuit report. Denis Boudreau dives into the data. The Bank of Canada dropped its key interest again last week. What does this mean for the economy and mortgage rates? Ryan Chin shares his expertise. CTV’s The Amazing Race Canada returned for its 10th season. Two contestants, Tyson and Michael share their experience. Buddy League is an adaptive baseball program that provides children and adults with the opportunity to play baseball in a safe, supportive, and friendly environment. Cam Linwood of Buddy League shares more details. And, “Sunset Blvd" is a timeless classic that delves into the dark underbelly of Hollywood, showcasing the haunting tale of faded fame, desperate ambition, and the ruthless pursuit of relevance in a rapidly changing film industry. Entertainment critic Michael McNeely is here to give us his thoughts.

Sunset Blvd" is a timeless classic that delves into the dark underbelly of Hollywood, showcasing the haunting tale of faded fame, desperate ambition, and the ruthless pursuit of relevance in a rapidly changing film industry. Entertainment critic Michael McNeely is here to give us his thoughts.

Buddy League is an adaptive baseball program that provides children and adults with the opportunity to play baseball in a safe, supportive, and friendly environment. Cam Linwood of Buddy League shares more details.

CTV’s The Amazing Race Canada returned for its 10th season. Two contestants, Tyson and Michael share their experience.

The Bank of Canada dropped its key interest again last week. What does this mean for the economy and mortgage rates? Ryan Chin shares his expertise.

Usable.net released their midyear Americans with Disabilities Act Web Lawsuit report. Denis Boudreau dives into the data.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Nearly half of Canada’s food service businesses are losing money or barely breaking even. Megan Gillmore wrote about this and shares her thoughts. Researchers in Japan are studying a trend claiming that humans are falling out of love with nature. Lawrence Gunther shares more. What accommodations would you like to see for persons with disabilities when it comes to air travel? Rabia Khedr stops by to share some of her thoughts. A recent study published in the MDPI Journal Sexes claims that researchers have been able to reverse the signs and symptoms of autism. Rebecca Dingwell has thoughts on this study. And, there’s another edition of the Weekly News Quiz!

There’s another edition of the Weekly News Quiz!

A recent study published in the MDPI Journal Sexes claims that researchers have been able to reverse the signs and symptoms of autism. Rebecca Dingwell has thoughts on this study.

What accommodations would you like to see for persons with disabilities when it comes to air travel? Rabia Khedr stops by to share some of her thoughts.

Researchers in Japan are studying a trend claiming that humans are falling out of love with nature. Lawrence Gunther shares more.

Nearly half of Canada’s food service businesses are losing money or barely breaking even. Megan Gillmore wrote about this and shares her thoughts.

The Tripping on Air podcast just released its season finale. Ryan Delahanty checks in and provides some detail on this podcast and others.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Michelle McQuigge provides a breakdown of the recent Olympic news from the past few days. How did the 2010 Olympics change Vancouver from an accessibility perspective? Marco Pasqua explains. Amy Amantea sticks around and previews the Apple TV+ series, “Me”. A tech company is putting a spin on the classic, Sony Discman. Shaun Preece drops by to share the details. And, the Tripping on Air podcast just released its season finale. Ryan Delahanty checks in and provides some detail on this podcast and others.

A tech company is putting a spin on the classic, Sony Discman. Shaun Preece drops by to share the details.

Amy Amantea sticks around and previews the Apple TV+ series, “Me”.

How did the 2010 Olympics change Vancouver from an accessibility perspective? Marco Pasqua, the Co-Founder of Meaningful Access Consulting explains.

Michelle McQuigge provides a breakdown of the recent Olympic news from the past few days.

It’s been a whirlwind week for US Politics. Between Donald Trump narrowly avoiding an assassination attempt. To Joe Piden testing positive for COVID-19. The news panel reacts to it all. Former public safety minister Marco Mendicino is calling for the creation of "protective zones" around political constituency offices. What exactly does he mean by this, and would it actually work? Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled more details about a Federal Public Transit fund this week. How does this plan work? How will it affect a city near you? Greg David dives into why finding accurate online news is so crucial.

Greg David dives into why finding accurate online news is so crucial.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled more details about a Federal Public Transit fund this week. How does this plan work? How will it affect a city near you?

Former public safety minister Marco Mendicino is calling for the creation of "protective zones" around political constituency offices. What exactly does he mean by this, and would it actually work?

It’s been a whirlwind week for US Politics. Between Donald Trump narrowly avoiding an assassination attempt. To Joe Piden testing positive for COVID-19. The news panel reacts to it all.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Danny Ramadan was one of the first Syrian refugees to land in Canada in 2014. The settlement process was confusing, prolonged and alienating. Dawn Dickinson explores this article in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine. The Paralympic Foundation of Canada has a unique fundraiser to help support athletes. Executive Director, Dean Brokop shares the details. The Caesar Salad turns 100 this month. Why is it so popular? Can it be considered a whole meal? Jennie Bovard drops by to discuss more. The Apple Vision Pro made its debut in Canada last week. Marc Aflalo was able to get his hands on one. He shares that experience. Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews the miniseries, ‘The Sympathizer’. It’s based on the 2015 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name.

Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews the miniseries, ‘The Sympathizer’. It’s based on the 2015 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name.

The Apple Vision Pro made its debut in Canada last week. Marc Aflalo was able to get his hands on one. He shares that experience.

The Caesar Salad turns 100 this month. Why is it so popular? Can it be considered a whole meal? Jennie Bovard drops by to discuss more.

The Paralympic Foundation of Canada has a unique fundraiser to help support athletes. Executive Director, Dean Brokop shares the details.

Danny Ramadan was one of the first Syrian refugees to land in Canada in 2014. The settlement process was confusing, prolonged and alienating. Dawn Dickinson explores this article in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: The Canadian media landscape continues to face challenges such as layoffs and cutbacks. John Loeppky has thoughts on this tumultuous time in the industry. How often do you find yourself turning down invitations? What are some factors stopping you from agreeing to outings or events? Shane Baker explains his theory about fear of missing out. The Band Together for Community Living event is back for a 16th year in Moncton, New Brunswick. What’s taking place this year? Natalie Fougere shares more details. New polling on the public’s trust in the news media across the country was recently released. What stood out? What came as a shock? Kevin Shaw breaks it all down. Elizabeth Mohler and Marco Pasqua drop in to have a discussion on accessibility at summer camps.

Elizabeth Mohler and Marco Pasqua drop in to have a discussion on accessibility at summer camps.

New polling on the public’s trust in the news media across the country was recently released. What stood out? What came as a shock? Kevin Shaw breaks it all down.

The Band Together for Community Living event is back for a 16th year in Moncton, New Brunswick. What’s taking place this year? Natalie Fougere shares more details.

How often do you find yourself turning down invitations? What are some factors stopping you from agreeing to outings or events? Shane Baker explains his theory about fear of missing out.

The Canadian media landscape continues to face challenges such as layoffs and cutbacks. John Loeppky has thoughts on this tumultuous time in the industry.

‘Space Cadet’ is the newest film starring Emma Roberts. Did it take flight or was there a failure to launch? Amy Amantea has her review. What can people do to reduce the risk factor when outdoors during extreme heat periods? Lawarence Gunther shares some tips. Rodeos and stampedes are a staple of summer. But they are not always the most accessible events. Anna Kim shares her experience. Summer can pose many challenges for hair. Anu Pala shares some tips to make sure your hair stays healthy. A new edition of the Weekly News Quiz takes place with Elysia Yardley, Karen Magee, and Alex Smyth.

A new edition of the Weekly News Quiz takes place with Elysia Yardley, Karen Magee, and Alex Smyth.

Summer can pose many challenges for hair. Anu Pala shares some tips to make sure your hair stays healthy.

Rodeos and stampedes are a staple of summer. But they are not always the most accessible events. Anna Kim shares her experience.

What can people do to reduce the risk factor when outdoors during extreme heat periods? Lawarence Gunther shares some tips.

‘Space Cadet’ is the newest film starring Emma Roberts. Did it take flight or was there a failure to launch? Amy Amantea has her review.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Gunshots were fired at Donald Trump political rally over the weekend. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge reacts to that story. Shelley Petit shares some accessibility news from New Brunswick, including the latest on the vulnerable persons registry. Entertainment Critic, Kim Thistle has a review of the Netflix film starring Eddie Murphy, “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F”. When it comes to wearable tech. How much should we care about its functionality versus aesthetics? Shaun Preece stops by to share his opinion. And, Comedian Ava Val’s new comedy special “So Brave” just dropped on YouTube. Niek Theelen shares his thoughts on the special.

Comedian Ava Val’s new comedy special “So Brave” just dropped on YouTube. Niek Theelen shares his thoughts on the special.

When it comes to wearable tech. How much should we care about its functionality versus aesthetics? Shaun Preece stops by to share his opinion.

Entertainment Critic, Kim Thistle has a review of the Netflix film starring Eddie Murphy, “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F”.

Shelley Petit shares some accessibility news from New Brunswick, including the latest on the vulnerable persons registry.

Gunshots were fired at Donald Trump political rally over the weekend. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge reacts to that story.

Coming up on the show is the weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta.  France held an election last week with somewhat surprising results. What are some key takeaways from that election? University campuses have become encampment and protest zones over the last few months. Should campuses be a place of protest? Ticketmaster announced a data breach this week. How do you feel about the amount of data you share online? Music for Every Child is a youth-led charity to support students with disabilities through the power of music. Founder, Samantha Fung chats more about this program. Karen McKay of the Centre for Equitable Library Access shares some featured titles that have been topping the charts.

Karen McKay of the Centre for Equitable Library Access shares some featured titles that have been topping the charts.

Music for Every Child is a youth-led charity to support students with disabilities through the power of music. Founder, Samantha Fung chats more about this program.

Ticketmaster announced a data breach this week. How do you feel about the amount of data you share online?

University campuses have become encampment and protest zones over the last few months. Should campuses be a place of protest?

France held an election last week with somewhat surprising results. What are some key takeaways from that election?

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: How are things going so far up at Lake Joe? How are campers and counsellors settling in? Emilee Schevers provides an update. Iconic Canadian rockstar Bif Naked, just released her sixth studio album, ‘Champion’. She joins the program to talk more about her latest work. Samsung’s July Galaxy Unpacked event took place yesterday. Marc Aflalo soaked it all in and shares what the company unveiled. Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews Jennifer Esposito directorial debut movie, ‘Fresh Kills’.

Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews Jennifer Esposito directorial debut movie, ‘Fresh Kills’.

Samsung’s July Galaxy Unpacked event took place yesterday. Marc Aflalo soaked it all in and shares what the company unveiled.

Iconic Canadian rockstar Bif Naked, just released her sixth studio album, ‘Champion’. She joins the program to talk more about her latest work.

There’s a free and inclusive art exhibit taking place at Toronto’s Union Station. Artist Theodore Walker Robinson talks about their work. Anne Camozzi lives with multiple disabilities and shares how she navigates its challenges and barriers. What water sports can be made more inclusive? What water sports are already inclusive? Ryan Van Praet shares a list of activities that will make for a summer of fun at the lake. John Loeppky discusses the importance to demystify the conversations around disability. Spinal Cord Injury Ontario is hosting a series of Access Expos across the province. Leandre Casselman has all the details.

Spinal Cord Injury Ontario is hosting a series of Access Expos across the province. Leandre Casselman has all the details.

John Loeppky discusses the importance to demystify the conversations around disability.

What water sports can be made more inclusive? What water sports are already inclusive? Ryan Van Praet shares a list of activities that will make for a summer of fun at the lake.

Anne Camozzi lives with multiple disabilities and shares how she navigates its challenges and barriers.

There’s a free and inclusive art exhibit taking place at Toronto’s Union Station. Artist Theodore Walker Robinson talks about their work.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has a made a decision about the rights of adults with intellectual disabilities. Specifically, about their input when their parents go through a divorce or separation. Meagan Gillmore has been following the story and shares more. Amazon recently held its second annual Alexa & Accessibility event in Toronto. Toronto Community Reporter Mara Hutchinson was a part of a panel discussion for the event. She joins to share some reflections. Legendary CBC Sports Broadcaster, Scott Russell recently announced his retirement. He joins the program to talk more about his career. What do mainstream conferences get wrong about including presenters with disabilities? Matisse Hamel Nelis discusses more. The weekly news quiz is back for another round of fun!

The weekly news quiz is back for another round of fun!

What do mainstream conferences get wrong about including presenters with disabilities? Matisse Hamel Nelis discusses more.

Legendary CBC Sports Broadcaster, Scott Russell recently announced his retirement. He joins the program to talk more about his career.

Amazon recently held its second annual Alexa & Accessibility event in Toronto. Toronto Community Reporter Mara Hutchinson was a part of a panel discussion for the event. She joins to share some reflections.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has a made a decision about the rights of adults with intellectual disabilities. Specifically, about their input when their parents go through a divorce or separation. Meagan Gillmore has been following the story and shares more.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: A Montreal elementary school has been inadvertently flushing raw sewage into a nearby river for years. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge will explore that story. After missing the 2020 Paralympics due to injury, Swimmer Tess Routliffe has qualified for her second Paralympic Games and is looking for redemption in Paris. Alex Smyth shares an exclusive interview with her on the Road to the Paralympics. Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea pops by to review the Netflix movie “A Family Affair”, which stars Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron. Steven Scott recently had a very hot take on his show about the intersection of ALT Text and AI tools. He lets us in on his ‘ALT Opinion’. Podcasts have become more and more popular over the past few years. Why are podcasts becoming so popular? What genres are the most captivating? Peter Parsons shares his thought.

Podcasts have become more and more popular over the past few years. Why are podcasts becoming so popular? What genres are the most captivating? Peter Parsons shares his thought.

Steven Scott recently had a very hot take on his show about the intersection of ALT Text and AI tools. He lets us in on his ‘ALT Opinion’.

Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea pops by to review the Netflix movie “A Family Affair”, which stars Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron.

After missing the 2020 Paralympics due to injury, Swimmer Tess Routliffe has qualified for her second Paralympic Games and is looking for redemption in Paris. Alex Smyth shares an exclusive interview with her on the Road to the Paralympics.

A Montreal elementary school has been inadvertently flushing raw sewage into a nearby river for years. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge will explore that story.

Coming up on the show is the weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta. There’s lots of Buzz South of the border with the US Election. President Joe Biden had a poor showing at the first debate last Thursday. Is it time for Biden to be replaced? Lieutenant-General Jennie Carignan was named Canada’s Defence Chief. She’s the first woman to hold Canada’s top military job. What should her top priorities be? Some WestJet customers are still stranded as the airline works through disruptions and cancellations. What should the obligation of an airline be when they are trying to get back on track after a work stoppage? What new and returning programming is coming to AMI-tv? Greg David drops by to share more.

What new and returning programming is coming to AMI-tv? Greg David drops by to share more.

Some WestJet customers are still stranded as the airline works through disruptions and cancellations. What should the obligation of an airline be when they are trying to get back on track after a work stoppage?

Lieutenant-General Jennie Carignan was named Canada’s Defence Chief. She’s the first woman to hold Canada’s top military job. What should her top priorities be?

There’s lots of Buzz South of the border with the US Election. President Joe Biden had a poor showing at the first debate last Thursday. Is it time for Biden to be replaced?

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Two-time Boccia Paralympian, Alison Levin is looking to medal for the first time at the 2024 Paris Games. Alex Smyth shares an exclusive interview with her on the Road to the Paralympics. Amazon had an Accessibility event in Toronto last week where they showed off some new smart home technology. Matisse Hamel-Nelis was there, and she shares what stood out to her. Vancouver Community Reporter, Nathan Clement is an advisor to this year’s edition of Shim’s Ride. Proceeds from the event benefit Praxis Spinal Cord Research. Nathan tells us all about it. Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner. Marc Aflalo drops by to highlight some categories that get the most discounts, and some tips for smart shopping. Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews the new American Crime movie starring Austin Butler and Tom Hardy, ‘The Bikeriders’.

Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews the new American Crime movie starring Austin Butler and Tom Hardy, ‘The Bikeriders’.

Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner. Marc Aflalo drops by to highlight some categories that get the most discounts, and some tips for smart shopping.

Vancouver Community Reporter, Nathan Clement is an advisor to this year’s edition of Shim’s Ride. Proceeds from the event benefit Praxis Spinal Cord Research. Nathan talks all about it.

Amazon had an Accessibility event in Toronto last week where they showed off some new smart home technology. Matisse Hamel-Nelis was there, and she shares what stood out to her.

Two-time Boccia Paralympian, Alison Levin is looking to medal for the first time at the 2024 Paris Games. Alex Smyth shares an exclusive interview with her on the Road to the Paralympics.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea stops by to review the new Celine Dion documentary, I Am: Celine Dion. Marco Di Buono, President of the Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities joins the show to discuss their various sports and activities to help kids find their passion. A woman in Olds, Alberta has been warned about using her mobility scooter in public places. Marco Pasqua reacts to this story. Albert has been transitioning away from coal power for about a decade, but the transition happened even faster than expected. How big a deal is this complete transition away from coal in Alberta? Journalist, Arno Kopecky shares some thoughts. What are some good summer activities? Meagan Gillmore and Jennie Bovard assemble for a roundtable discussion on this topic.

What are some good summer activities? Meagan Gillmore and Jennie Bovard assemble for a roundtable discussion on this topic.

Albert has been transitioning away from coal power for about a decade, but the transition happened even faster than expected. How big a deal is this complete transition away from coal in Alberta? Journalist, Arno Kopecky shares some thoughts.

A woman in Olds, Alberta has been warned about using her mobility scooter in public places. Marco Pasqua reacts to this story.

Marco Di Buono, President of the Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities joins the show to discuss their various sports and activities to help kids find their passion.

Entertainment Critic, Amy Amantea stops by to review the new Celine Dion documentary, I Am: Celine Dion.

Michelle McQuigge joins the program to remember her friend and colleague Lori Paris who sadly passed away this weekend. What exactly is the art of walking? Why should people be thinking of walking as the sixth sense? Lawrence Gunther strolls by to share his thoughts. What are some major trends and challenges people with disability are facing in 2024? Rabia Khedr shares her thoughts as we hit the halfway point of the year. Halifax Pride is right around the corner. Journalist Rebecca Dingwell unpacks some of the issues the festival has faced over recent years. There is another edition of the weekly news quiz! Contestants: Alex Smyth, Elysia Yardley and Karen Magee battle it out for the bragging rights!

There is another edition of the weekly news quiz! Contestants: Alex Smyth, Elysia Yardley and Karen Magee battle it out for the bragging rights!

Halifax Pride is right around the corner. Journalist Rebecca Dingwell unpacks some of the issues the festival has faced over recent years.

What are some major trends and challenges people with disability are facing in 2024? Rabia Khedr shares her thoughts as we hit the halfway point of the year.

What exactly is the art of walking? Why should people be thinking of walking as the sixth sense? Lawrence Gunther strolls by to share his thoughts.

Michelle McQuigge joins the program to remember her friend and colleague Lori Paris who sadly passed away this weekend.

The 2024 Indigenous Voices Awards and the Leacock Medal for Humour were recently announced. Karen McKay from CELA highlights the winners! From the June 28, 2024, episode.

The 2024 Indigenous Voices Awards and the Leacock Medal for Humour were recently announced. Karen McKay from CELA highlights the winners! From the June 28, 2024, episode.

The ArQuives are hosting free tours of The Village in Toronto this summer. Raegan Swanson reflects on Toronto’s significant history of the 2SLGBTQ+ communities. From the June 28, 2024, episode.

Vancouver Councillor Pete Fry accused Mayor Ken Sim of appropriating a boardroom at city hall to construct a personal gym. How much leeway should someone in a significant position of political authority be given to create amenities in their workplace? News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta contemplate this questions. From the June 28, 2024, episode.

The federal government has ended the Newfoundland and Labrador northern cod moratorium. What’s your reaction to this policy shift? News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta share their thoughts. From the June 28, 2024, episode.

A Toronto by-election that was finalized Tuesday morning. How surprised are you by the Conservative's upset victory? News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta weigh in with their opinions. From the June 28, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Canada’s population rose to 41 million people last year. Dawn Dickinson explores the issues around the country’s rapid growth in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine. Plus, it’s been an odd year at the North American box office. Aaron Broverman offers his analysis on the film industry’s latest box office numbers. This is the June 27, 2024, episode.

June is Pride Month. Michael McNeely discusses trans representation in film with a review on the romantic drama “Solo”. From the June 27, 2024, episode.June is Pride Month. Michael McNeely discusses trans representation in film with a review on the romantic drama “Solo”. From the June 27, 2024, episode.

It’s been an odd year at the North American box office. Aaron Broverman offers his analysis on the film industry’s latest box office numbers. From the June 27, 2024, episode.

A pottery studio in Oakville, Ontario is providing a barrier-free space that prioritizes inclusivity.  Toronto community reporter Mara Hutchinson reflects on her experience at Crack Pot Studio. She also highlights the A-OK Cafe at Sherway Mall in Toronto. From the June 27, 2024, episode.

Canada’s population rose to 41 million people last year. Dawn Dickinson explores the issues around the country’s rapid growth in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine. She also shares an article about why direct air capture can help absorb carbon emissions in the skies. From the June 27, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Canadian para cyclists have recently trained in Quebec ahead of the Paralympic selection this month. Nathan Clement shares an update. Statistics Canada released its inflation data yesterday. Certified financial planner Ryan Chin reflects on the news. Plus, Canadian para cyclists have recently trained in Quebec ahead of the Paralympic selection this month. Nathan Clement shares an update. This is the June 26, 2024, episode.

Mentorship serves an important role in personal and professional development. Anu Pala reflects on her own experience with mentorship and the impact it has had on her career. From the June 26, 2024, episode.

The Lake Joe Summer Camp Season is in full swing. Emilee Schevers shares her experience preparing for Miss Personality Canada. From the June 26, 2024, episode.

Parts of downtown Halifax are experiencing transit disruptions and construction. Community reporter Milena Khazanavicius shares tips on how to advocate for access during this time. She also tells you all about this year’s Halifax Pride Parade and Festival. From the June 26, 2024, episode.

Statistics Canada released its inflation data yesterday. There have also been some midyear reports released about the global economy. Certified financial planner Ryan Chin reflects on the news. From the June 26, 2024, episode.

Canadian para cyclists have recently trained in Quebec ahead of the Paralympic selection this month. Nathan Clement shares an update. He also tells you about this summer’s Vancouver Jazz Festival! From the June 26, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: the federal NDP recently announced a plan to make Canada’s Disability Benefit easier to access. Rabia Khedr reviews what has been proposed. Sault Ste. Marie is adopting accessible pedestrian signals. Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton tells you about the initiative. And there is another edition of the weekly news quiz! Contestants Elizabeth Mohler, Karen Magee and Elysia Yardley put their knowledge to the test! This is the June 25, 2024, episode.

In this edition of the weekly news quiz, contestants Elizabeth Mohler, Karen Magee and Elysia Yardley put their knowledge to the test! From the June 25, 2024, episode.

How can you set up your workspace to accommodate your needs? John Loeppky explains why a little bit of decorating can go a long way. From the June 25, 2024, episode.

Sault Ste. Marie is adopting accessible pedestrian signals. Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton tells you about the initiative. She also gives you details about some major reconstruction happening in the city’s main downtown roadways. From the June 25, 2024, episode.

The Government of Canada recently announced a National Suicide Prevention Action Plan. Reporter Meagan Gillmore gives you more details on the announcement. From the June 25, 2024, episode.

The federal NDP recently announced a plan to make Canada’s Disability Benefit easier to access. Rabia Khedr reviews what has been proposed. From the June 25, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Naheed Nenshi has been chosen to lead the Alberta NDP. Canadian Press editor Michelle McQuigge shares some insight. Accessibility features are being integrated into Microsoft’s Surface Laptops. Shaun Preece breaks down the details. Plus, it’s camping season! Ryan Van Praet gives tips on how to make the experience accessible and memorable. This is the June 24, 2024, episode.

It’s camping season! Ryan Van Praet gives tips on how to make the experience accessible and memorable. From the June 24, 2024, episode.

New accessibility features are being integrated into Microsoft’s Surface Laptop’s 7ᵗʰ Edition and Surface Pro 11ᵗʰ Edition. Shaun Preece breaks down the details. From the June 24, 2024, episode.

‘Presumed Innocent’ is a new limited series starring Jake Gyllenhaal. Entertainment Critic Amy Amantea offers her review. From the June 24, 2024, episode.

Today is Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day in Quebec. Denis Boudreau reflects on the cultural significance of the holiday. From the June 24, 2024, episode.

Former Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi has been chosen to lead the Alberta NDP. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge shares some insight. She also discusses the cancellation of Montreal’s Canada Day Parade. From the June 24, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: weekly news panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta discuss NATO Defence spending, heat wave implications, and limitations for tourist destinations. Plus, comedian Niek Theelen reviews Kevin James’ comedy special “Irregardless” on Prime Video. This is the June 21, 2024, episode.

AMI hosted a special screening of “The Squeaky Wheel: Canada.” Greg David recaps last night’s event! He also gives you the scoop on AMI’s upcoming production schedule. From the June 21, 2024, episode.

Kevin James has a new comedy special called “Irregardless” on Prime Video. Comedian Niek Theelen shares his review. From the June 21, 2024, episode.

Juneau, Alaska wants to limit the number of visitors during peak tourism season. Where do you land on limiting tourists? New panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta contemplate this question. From the June 21, 2024, episode.

This past week has seen lots of heat wave implications. Advocates have been calling for accommodations, including a maximum temperature allowed in apartments. What do you think about this approach? New panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta weigh in with their thoughts. From the June 21, 2024, episode.

NATO Secretary General Jenz Stoltenberg is encouraging Canada to increase its military spending. What are your thoughts on their expectations? New panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta give their opinions. From the June 21, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Canadians are rethinking drinking culture. Dawn Dickinson explores why in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine. “Inside Out 2” swept the box office this past weekend. Entertainment critic Michael McNeely reviews the film. Plus, the Smart Kitchen Summit recently took place in Seattle. Marc Aflalo recaps some of the latest gadgets to improve your kitchen. This is the June 20, 2024, episode.

“Inside Out 2” swept the box office this past weekend. Entertainment critic Michael McNeely reviews the film. From the June 20, 2024, episode.

The Smart Kitchen Summit recently took place in Seattle. Marc Aflalo recaps some of the latest gadgets to improve your kitchen. From the June 20, 2024, episode.

The “Low Vision Moments” Podcast hosted a live YouTube broadcast in Halifax for International Albinism Awareness Day. Jennie Bovard reflects on her experience. From the June 20, 2024, episode.

‘Disability Tour Bus’ is an upcoming audio play by Amy Amantea. She’ll tell you all about it! From the June 20, 2024, episode.

Canadians are rethinking drinking culture. Dawn Dickinson explores why in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine. From the June 20, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: March of Dimes Canada recently adopted the TD accessibility adapter into their online platforms. Lesley Smith tells you all about their collaboration with TD Bank. Foreign online streaming services will soon have to pay into a Canadian media fund. Kevin Shaw shares his thoughts on the ruling. Plus, health and wellness advocate Shane Baker offers some thoughts on managing your screen time. This is the June 20, 2024, episode.

Realtor.ca in Nova Scotia will now contain information about accessibility features. What accessibility features would you look for in a home? Elizabeth Mohler and Marco Pasqua share their thoughts. From the June 20, 2024, episode.

Foreign online streaming services will soon have to pay into a Canadian media fund. Kevin Shaw has followed this story closely and has thoughts on the ruling. From the June 20, 2024, episode.

March of Dimes Canada recently adopted the TD accessibility adapter into their online platforms. Lesley Smith tells you all about their collaboration with TD Bank. From the June 20, 2024, episode.

Screen time can be draining on your wellbeing. Health and wellness advocate Shane Baker offers some thoughts on managing your screen time. From the June 20, 2024, episode.

The Bank of Canada was the first in the G7 to lower interest rates.  What do you make of this news? Aaron Broverman Forbes Advisor Canada offers his perspective. From the June 20, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Adam Garnet Jones from APTN tells you all about their day-long programming for National Indigenous Peoples Day! Dorothy Macnaughton reflects on the 25th anniversary of the Canadian Council of the Blind’s Sault Ste. Marie Chapter! Plus, Peter Parsons reflects on his experience with able-bodied and evolution into parasport. This is the June 19, 2024, episode.

National Indigenous Peoples Day is June 21. Adam Garnet Jones from APTN tells you all about their day-long programming and coverage! From the June 19, 2024, episode.

The Canadian Council of the Blind’s Sault Ste. Marie Chapter is celebrating its 25th Anniversary this year! Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton shares details about their upcoming event! She also chats about a new accessible app for bird identification developed out of Cornell’s Lab of Ornithology. From the June 19, 2024, episode.

The city of Lethbridge, Alberta will be hosting a special event to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day. Wetaskiwin community reporter Anna Kim tells you all about it. She also shares details about the Beaumont Music Festival at Four Seasons Park. From the June 19, 2024, episode.

Invasive earthworms are reshaping North American ecosystems. Lawrence Gunther explores this issue. From the June 19, 2024, episode.

Many athletes with disabilities got their start in able-bodied sports. Peter Parsons reflects on his own experience and evolution into parasport. From the June 19, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Shelley Petit reviews her takeaways from New Brunswick's programming for National AccessAbility Week. Jennifer Jones from Blindness Canada tells you all about their upcoming fundraiser “Move for Sight” on June 23! Plus, entertainment critic Kim Thistle shares her thoughts on “Atlas” starring Jennifer Lopez. This is the June 17, 2024, episode.

In celebration of their 50th year anniversary, Fighting Blindness Canada will be hosting the “Move for Sight” Challenge on June 23! Jennifer Jones, President and CEO tells you all about it! From the June 17, 2024, episode.

Tech expert Steven Scott shares a few new accessible navigation tools that caught his attention including the OKO App and the WeWalk Smart Cane 2. From the June 17, 2024, episode.

Entertainment critic Kim Thistle stops by to review “Atlas”, the new science fiction action film starring Jennifer Lopez. From the June 17, 2024, episode.

The province of New Brunswick embraced National AccessAbility Week with a variety of events and ceremonies. Shelley Petit shares her takeaways from this year’s programming. She also discusses the upcoming Women’s Strike Canada march taking place on June 24th in Fredericton. From the June 17, 2024, episode.

Calgary residents continue to deal with the fallout of a major watermain break. Canadian Press Weekend Editor Michelle McQuigge shares the latest news. She also recaps new data that finds the Nova Scotian government has fallen behind on opening new shelters for people experiencing homelessness. From the June 17, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, British Columbia has finalized regulations to provide minimum-wage and basic protections for workers on platforms such as Uber. How do you feel about the regulations? A critical water main break in Calgary continues to affect water usage across the city. How prepared would you be in a situation like this? The G7 Summit is currently going down in Apulia, Italy. Several subjects are being discussed including the Russia-Ukraine war. How effective is the G7 in shaping major issues? Canada has announced two pilot programs that will give eligible international caregivers permanent residency when they arrive in Canada. Reporter Meagan Gillmore shares more on this story. The Crime Writers Canada Awards and Lambda Awards recently took place. Karen McKay from CELA highlights some of this year’s winners!

The Crime Writers Canada Awards and Lambda Awards recently took place. Karen McKay from CELA highlights some of this year’s winners!

Canada has announced two pilot programs that will give eligible international caregivers permanent residency when they arrive in Canada. Reporter Meagan Gillmore shares more on this story.

The G7 Summit is currently going down in Apulia, Italy. Several subjects are being discussed including the Russia-Ukraine war. How effective is the G7 in shaping major issues?

A critical water main break in Calgary continues to affect water usage across the city. How prepared would you be in a situation like this?

British Columbia has finalized regulations to provide minimum-wage and basic protections for workers on platforms such as Uber. How do you feel about the regulations?

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: host Dave Brown celebrates International Albinism Awareness Day with a special live broadcast at the Lighthouse Arts Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia! He chats with three individuals from the community who are making waves in the world of albinism advocacy including goalball player Amy Burk, rapper RobenX and podcaster Garth Mullins! This is the June 13, 2024, episode.

Garth Mullins from the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users returns to the show in celebration of International Albinism Awareness Day. He shares his passion for radio production, podcasting and music in addition to his ongoing efforts for human rights. From the June 13, 2024, episode.

Apple announced their version of AI at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference. Marc Aflalo breaks down the details. From the June 13, 2024, episode. From the June 13, 2024, episode.

CNIB New Brunswick is running two news programs for members. Moncton community reporter Natalie Fougere tells you all about their Coffee Chat program and their Vision Loss Group! From the June 13, 2024, episode.

Rapper RobenX is dedicated to raising awareness on Albinism and anti-bullying. He reflects on his journey as an artist and explores the importance of advocacy year-round. From the June 13, 2024, episode.

Goalball player Amy Burk is preparing for a spot at the 2024 Summer Games in Paris, France! Alex Smyth shares his exclusive interview with her on the Road to the Paralympics. From the June 13, 2024, episode.

The junior and senior National Goalball Championships recently took place. Peter Parsons reflects on the games. From the June 12, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: climate disasters continue to be top of mind for Canadians. Anne Camozzi reviews some expert predictions. Plus, Winnipeg Folk Festival & Montreal Jazz Festival are coming down the pipeline! Derek Lackey and Elizabeth Mohler highlight this year’s events! This is the June 12, 2024, episode.

The Montreal Jazz Festival is kicking off at the end of this month. Elizabeth Mohler shares tips on navigating the festival. From the June 12, 2024, episode.

Father’s Day is this weekend. How does disability and fatherhood intersect? Journalist John Loeppky shares a recent article he published on the experience of fathers with disabilities. From the June 12, 2024, episode.

The Winnipeg Folk Festival is returning to Birds Hill Provincial Park this summer! Community reporter Derek Lackey gives you a preview on what’s to come. From the June 12, 2024, episode.

Climate disasters continue to be top of mind for Canadians. But what are the climate experts forecasting? Anne Camozzi reviews their predictions. From the June 12, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Newfoundland and Labrador is introducing a provincial disability benefit. Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press shares this story. Plus, Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is taking place today. Steven Scott looks ahead to the event. This is the June 11, 2024, episode.

Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is just hours away. Steven Scott looks ahead to the event. From the June 11, 2024, episode.

“Eric” is a psychological miniseries on Netflix starring Benedict Cumberbatch. Amy Amantea gives her review. From the June 11, 2024, episode.

Fitness comes in all shapes and forms. How do you go about adapting exercise to meet your personal fitness needs? Kelly Bron Johnson shares her own insight. From the June 11, 2024, episode.

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador is introducing a provincial disability benefit. Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press has more on this story. From the June 11, 2024, episode.

Two documentaries on educational programming recently hit streaming services. Communications Specialist Greg David reminisces on “Mr. Dressup” and “Reading Rainbow.” From the June 7, 2024, episode.

Alex Smyth wraps up his coverage of the Accessibility Awards with one last conversation around legislation. He shares interviews with Kate Chung from the Accessible Housing Network and human rights lawyer Lorin Macdonald. From the June 7, 2024, episode.

Women's Shelters Canada is calling on phone companies to adjust how they respond to people escaping domestic violence. What actions should phone companies be taking? News panelists with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta contemplate this question. From the June 7, 2024, episode.

The National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians released a heavily redacted document this week. Alleging some parliamentarians have actively helped foreign governments meddle in Canadian politics. How concerned are you by the findings? News panelists with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta share their opinions. From the June 7, 2024, episode.

The Federal NDP put forward a motion this week about a price cap on certain grocery staples. How do you feel about a grocery code of conduct? News panelists with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta weigh in with their thoughts. From the June 7, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: popularity of the private health care sector is growing. But why are Canadians making the switch? Dawn Dickinson explains in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine. AI might make an appearance at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference. Marc Aflalo gives a preview of what fans could expect. Plus, Julie Grant recently won an Accessibility Award for building a website to promote inclusive playgrounds. Alex Smyth shares his interview with her. This is the June 6, 2024, episode.

Today is the 80th anniversary of D-Day. To commemorate the day, Michael McNeely shares a classic film review of Steven Spielberg’s “Saving Private Ryan.” From the June 6, 2024, episode.

AI might be making an appearance at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference. What can Apple fans expect? Marc Aflalo chats all about it! From the June 6, 2024, episode.

Julie Grant recently won an Accessibility Award for building a website to promote inclusive playgrounds. Alex Smyth shares his interview with her from the Abilities Centre in Whitby, Ontario. He also shares interviews with disability advocate Trevor Noah and author Talina Papazian. From the June 6, 2024, episode.

The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival is making its way across Canada. Comedian Niek Theelen gives you a sneak peek! From the June 6, 2024, episode.

Popularity of the private health care sector is growing. But why are Canadians making the switch? Dawn Dickinson explores this subject in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine. From the June 6, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: StatCan released their first in-depth report on the 2022 Canadian Survey on Disability. Meagan Gillmore from Canadian Affairs breaks down some of the findings. Canada’s wildfire season has hit hard in B.C. Arno Kopecky updates you on the situation. Plus, what is the best process to creating a budget? Ryan Chin offers tips on tracking expenses and saving money. This is the June 5, 2024, episode.

Canada’s wildfire season has hit hard in British Columbia. Arno Kopecky gives an update on the current situation. From the June 5, 2024, episode.

Blind Beginnings is hosting a “Creating Confidence” Workshop in B.C. Community reporter Amy Amantea tells you all about it. She also gives you details about Braille Mountain Initiative, a nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring blind and partially sighted individuals to engage in backcountry mountain sports. From the June 5, 2024, episode.

What is the best process to creating a budget? Ryan Chin offers tips on tracking expenses and saving money. From the June 5, 2024, episode.

Statistics Canada released their first in-depth report on the 2022 Canadian Survey on Disability. Meagan Gillmore from Canadian Affairs breaks down some of the findings. From the June 5, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: the Accessible Canada-Accessible World Conference took place last week. Denis Boudreau recaps his biggest takeaways. Para judoka Priscilla Gagné is preparing for a spot at the 2024 Paralympics! Alex Smyth shares his exclusive interview with her. Plus, Alex Smyth, Karen Magee and Elysia Yardley compete in another edition of the weekly news quiz! This is the June 4, 2024, episode.

Alex Smyth, Karen Magee and Elysia Yardley compete in another edition of the weekly news quiz! From the June 4, 2024, episode.

Para Judo combatant Priscilla Gagné is preparing for a spot at the 2024 Summer Games in Paris, France! Alex Smyth shares an exclusive interview with her on the Road to the Paralympics. From the June 4, 2024, episode.

Awareness of post-traumatic stress disorder is growing. What are some ways to better manage the effects of the disorder? Shane Baker offers his insight. From the June 4, 2024, episode.

Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec have been particularly bad for bugs this year. Lawrence Gunther gets into the weeds. From the June 4, 2024, episode.

The Accessible Canada Accessible World Conference took place last week in Montreal. Denis Boudreau recaps his biggest takeaways. From the June 4, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: there is a strike looming at the Canada Border Services Agency. Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press shares the latest news. The European Space Agency is researching what it would take to send an astronaut with a disability into space. Marco Pasqua explores this topic! Plus, there is a new pair of AI glasses on the market. Shaun Preece shines a spotlight on NIIRA smart glasses. This is the June 3, 2024, episode.

A few new AMI podcasts recently dropped. AMI’s Podcast Coordinator Ryan Delehanty shares a preview of “Shaun of the Shed” and “Low Vision Moments.” From the June 3, 2024, episode.

There are new AI glasses that just hit the market. But these ones are a little bit different. How so? Shaun Preece from Double Tap explains. From the June 3, 2024, episode.

Entertainment Critic Amy Amantea reviews the newest Shane Gillis comedy series, “Tires.” From the June 3, 2024, episode.

The European Space Agency is researching what it would take to send an astronaut with a disability into outer space. Marco Pasqua explores this topic. From the June 3, 2024, episode.

There is a strike looming at the Canada Border Services Agency. Plus, a University of Calgary researcher is trying to develop drought resistant crops. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge shares the latest news. From the June 3, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: It’s the weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta. Environment Canada is changing how they share information about air quality. How helpful could changes at Environment Canada be? There are some pretty tall buildings being developed in Toronto’s city core. How could this effect elevator wait time? How long is too long to wait for an elevator? A snap election has been called in the United Kingdom. Why the need for a sudden election? This is the May 24, 2024 episode

This Summer marks the debut and returns of several series to AMI-tv and, of course, AMI+. Communications Specialist, Greg David talks more about them.

The Accessibility Awards were held earlier this month. Alex Smyth had a chance to speak with nominees being celebrated for their work in advancing accessibility. We check out some of those interviews.

The weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta chat about how a snap election has been called in the United Kingdom. Why the need for a sudden election?

The weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta talk about some pretty tall buildings being developed in Toronto’s city core. How could this effect elevator wait time? How long is too long to wait for an elevator?

Environment Canada is changing how they share information about air quality. The weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta discuss how helpful could changes at Environment Canada be?

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: “Masters of the Air,” is the World War II miniseries produced by Tom Hanks and Executive produced by Steven Spielberg. Entertainment Critic, Kim Thistle breaks it down. Microsoft's cutting-edge creation, Copilot+ PCs, represents a significant leap forward in Windows technology. Marc Aflalo provides more detail. Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews a movie for all the arachnophobes out there, “Sting”.

Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews a movie for all the arachnophobes out there, “Sting”.

Microsoft's cutting-edge creation, Copilot+ PCs, represents a significant leap forward in Windows technology. Marc Aflalo provides more detail.

The annual Bluenose Marathon took place in Halifax last weekend. Jennie Bovard ran the 10k. She tells us all about it.

“Masters of the Air,” is the World War II miniseries produced by Tom Hanks and Executive produced by Steven Spielberg. Entertainment Critic, Kim Thistle breaks it down.

In April the Canada Disability Benefit disappointed many people with disabilities and leaves many below the poverty line. Rabia Khedr discusses her displeasures and where we go from here.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews the classic movie, Casablanca. What are some conversations being had in Europe around the environment? Arno Kopecky just returned from a visit to Europe and tells us more. OpenAI turned some heads last week when they unveiled GPT4-o. Marco Pasqua took it for a test spin. He and Elizabeth Mohler share their thoughts.

OpenAI turned some heads last week when they unveiled GPT4-o. Marco Pasqua took it for a test spin. He and Elizabeth Mohler share their thoughts.

What are some conversations being had in Europe around the environment? Arno Kopecky just returned from a visit to Europe and tells us more.

Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews the classic movie, Casablanca.

Google Cloud accidentally deleted $125 billion Australian pension fund. Kevin Shaw explains how this happened.

How is climate change making life worse for people with seasonal allergies? Lawrence Gunther explains. The Common Thread Community Chorus of Toronto promotes community and social justice through music. Marcia Yale talks more about this. Community reporter Anna Kim joins from Alberta, where she's had the pleasure of exploring the vibrant blooms at the U of A Botanical Gardens. This is the May 21, 2024 episode.

There is the weekly news quiz! Contestants Karen Magee, Alex Smyth and Elysia Yardley compete for the title!

The Common Thread Community Chorus of Toronto promotes community and social justice through music. Marcia Yale talks more about this.

Community reporter Anna Kim joins from Alberta, where she's had the pleasure of exploring the vibrant blooms at the U of A Botanical Gardens.

How is climate change making life worse for people with seasonal allergies? Lawrence Gunther explains.

The Federal Government is rejecting Toronto’s request to be part of a drug decriminalization pilot. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge will have more on the story.

The news panel gets together to discuss three topics. Indigenous leaders want something to be done about people fraudulently co-opting indigenous identity. What role should a government play in that? Landlords are evicting tenants to turn properties in short term rentals. The panel reflects on why these kinds housing stories garner so much attention. Frito Lay is recalling some popular snacks because of salmonella. Really? Contamination has come to the chip aisle?

The Carol Shields Prize Winner was announced this week. Who won? Karen McKay of CELA has the details. From the May 17, 2024 episode.

ConnecTra Society's Abilities Expo is back for its 13th year. Program Coordinator, Emily Chambers, shares more information. From the May 17, 2024 episode.

Frito Lay is recalling some popular snacks because of salmonella. Really? Contamination has come to the chip aisle? From the May 17, 2024 episode.

Landlords are evicting tenants to turn properties in short term rentals. The panel reflects on why these kinds housing stories garner so much attention. From the May 17, 2024 episode.

The news panel gets together to discuss three topics. Indigenous leaders want something to be done about people fraudulently co-opting indigenous identity. What role should a government play in that? From the May 17, 2024 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, the New Brunswick Premier’s Council on Disabilities is hosting its 37th annual Disability Awareness Week. Moncton community reporter Natalie Fougere gives details about their campaign. Preparations for summer camp programs are underway. Emilee Schevers tells you about the return of CNIB’s Lake Joe. Maclean’s Magazine on AMI-audio is continuing their “Power List” series on the top 100 Canadians shaping the country. Dawn Dickinson gives you a preview. This is the May 16, 2024 episode.

Wicked Little Letters” is a new mystery film starring Olivia Coleman. Michael McNeely reviews the flick. From the May 16, 2024 episode.

OpenAI and Google made major announcements this week! Marc Aflalo tells you all about OpenAI’s GPT-4o (four oh) and Google’s Project Astra. From the May 16, 2024 episode.

The New Brunswick Premier’s Council on Disabilities is hosting its 37th annual Disability Awareness Week. Moncton community reporter Natalie Fougere gives details about their campaign. From the May 16, 2024 episode.

Preparations for summer camp programs are underway. Emilee Schevers tells you about the return of CNIB’s Lake Joe. From the May 16, 2024 episode.

Maclean’s Magazine on AMI-audio is continuing their “Power List” series on the top 100 Canadians shaping the country. Dawn Dickinson gives you a preview. From the May 16, 2024 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: TD Bank appears to be in some hot water. Fintrac levied a $9.2-million penalty against the bank. Aaron Broverman offers some insight into this story. How much do you know about environmental policy? Anne Camozzi puts you in the hot seat with a quiz!Plus, improving accessibility in your home can be costly. John Loeppky explores some of the challenges people may face when embarking on renos and repairs. This is the May 15, 2024, episode.

The school year is coming to an end. Elizabeth Mohler shares tips on how students with disabilities should prepare for the summer. From the May 15, 2024, episode.

Improving accessibility in your home can be costly. John Loeppky explores some of the challenges people may face when embarking on renos and repairs. From the May 15, 2024, episode.

Theannual Winnipeg International Children’s festival is back to host Kidfest! Community reporter Derek Lackey gives you the scoop! Plus, he discusses the return of Manitoba Night Markets at Assiniboia Downs. From the May 15, 2024, episode.

How much do you know about environmental policy? Anne Camozzi puts host Dave Brown in the hot seat with a quiz! From the May 15, 2024, episode.

TD Bank appears to be in some hot water. Fintrac levied a $9.2-million penalty against the bank for non-compliance with money laundering. Aaron Broverman offers some insight into this story. From the May 15, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, working caregivers spend more than 30 hours each week on caregiving, how can employers ease their workload? Reporter Meagan Gillmore explores this matter. Politics, disability and accessibility intersect in all kinds of ways. Kelly Bron Johnson offers some thoughts. May is Asian Hertiage Month, Anu Pala reflects on her family’s journey to Canada. And, the weekly news quiz has a new round called “Time Travel Trivia”. Elysia Yardley, Alex Smyth and Karen Magee jump in the time machine! This is the May 14, 2024, episode.

The weekly news quiz has a new round called “Time Travel Trivia”. Elysia Yardley, Alex Smyth and Karen Magee jump in the time machine! From the May 14, 2024 episode.

May is Asian Hertiage Month. Anu Pala reflects on her family’s journey to Canada. From the May 14, 2024, episode.

Massey Hall is a legendary concert hall in Toronto. Community reporter Mara Hutchinson shares her review on the venue’s accessibility. From the May 14, 2024 episode.

Working caregivers spend more than 30 hours each week on caregiving, how can employers ease their workload? Reporter Meagan Gillmore explores this matter. From the May 14, 2024, episode.

Politics, disability and accessibility intersect in all kinds of ways. But the political process can be frustrating. How do you stay engaged through the frustration? Kelly Bron Johnson offers some thoughts. From the May 14, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: wildfires are blazing in B.C. and Alberta. Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press gives you the latest news. May is Vision Health Month in Canada. Dr. Keith Gordon from the Canadian Council for the Blind tells you about their annual conference. Plus “Unfrosted” is trending at number one on Netflix. Amy Amantea shares her “sweet” take on the film. This is the May 13, 2024, episode.

May is Vision Health Month in Canada. Dr. Keith Gordon from the Canadian Council for the Blind tells you about their annual conference. From the the May 13, 2024, episode.

Companies are releasing hardware with features that aren't implemented yet but are promised to arrive later. Shaun Preece addresses some of these concerns. From the the May 13, 2024, episode.

“Unfrosted” is trending at number one on Netflix. Amy Amantea shares her “sweet” take on the film. From the the May 13, 2024, episode.

The International Association of Business Communicators hosted the Ovation Awards in Toronto last week. Matisse Hamel-Nelis recaps the event. From the the May 13, 2024, episode.

Wildfires are blazing in B.C. and Alberta. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge shares the latest news. From the May 13, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with a Dave Brown: weekly news panelist Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta discuss a range issues including housing for people with disabilities in Nova Scotia. They also debate the use of the notwithstanding clause by politicians. Plus, they contemplate the changes at Canada Post. This is the May 10, 2024, episode.

CBS is cancelling their hit show “Blue Bloods.” Greg David explores why a network might cancel a show that is performing really well. From the May 10, 2024, episode.

Canada Post is considering some changes. That could include a reduction in how often mail is delivered. How would you feel about mail delivery three or four times a week? News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta tackle this question. From the May 10, 2024, episode.

Last week Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre appeared before a meeting of the Canadian Police Association. He made some comments about the constitution, human rights and the notwithstanding clause. What do you make of Poilievre's remarks? News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta share their opinions. From the May 10, 2024, episode.

Nova Scotia has not met their March 31 deadline to stop institutionalizing people with disabilities. The deadline is now being pushed until the end of this year. What do you make of the government’s new timeline? News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta weigh in with their thoughts. From the May 10, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, season five of “Postcards From” debuts this month, Christa Couture gives you a sneak preview. The 2024 UCI Para-cycling Road World Cup is taking place across Europe. Community reporter Nathan Clement gives you an update on how it’s going. A Toronto restaurant owner attempted to waive tipping but had to bring it back. Dawn Dickinson shares this story in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine. Apple unveiled new products this week, Marc Aflalo breaks down the details. And, Ryan Gosling’s latest action-comedy flick debuted this past weekend. Michael McNeely shares his review of “The Fall Guy.” This is the May 9, 2024, episode.

Ryan Gosling’s latest action-comedy flick debuted this past weekend. Michael McNeely shares his review of “The Fall Guy.”

Apple unveiled new products this week. Marc Aflalo breaks down the details.

The 2024 UCI Para-Cycling Road World Cup is taking place across Europe. Community reporter Nathan Clement gives you an update on how it’s going.

Season five of “Postcards From” debuts this month. Christa Couture gives you a sneak preview.

A Toronto restaurant owner attempted to waive tipping but had to bring it back. Dawn Dickinson shares this story in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: May is Vision Health Month. Dr. Phil Hooper reflects on the importance of eye health awareness. The Accessibility Awards were handed out in Whitby Ontario recently. Alex Smyth shares his interviews with some of the nominees: Luca De Montis and Dennis Ong. Plus, host Dave Brown and Jennie Bovard shine the spotlight on Meagan Gillmore in a special edition of “Ask Meagan Anything.” This is the May 8, 2024, episode.

Host Dave Brown and Jennie Bovard shine the spotlight on Meagan Gillmore in a special edition of “Ask Meagan Anything.” From the May 8, 2024, episode.

May is Vision Health Month. Dr. Phil Hooper reflects on the importance of eye health awareness. From the May 8, 2024, episode.

Blind Beginnings is hosting a life skills workshop in British Columbia this summer. Community Reporter Amy Amantea will tell you about it. From the May 8, 2024, episode.

The Accessibility Awards recently took place in Whitby, Ontario at the Abilities Centre. Alex Smyth shares his interview with winner Luca De Montis from Canadian Blind Hockey. He also highlights his conversation with Dennis Ong from the Whitby Ringette Association. From the May 8, 2024, episode.

Online scams are becoming more frequent. Cybersecurity researcher David Emm explains how to protect yourself online. From the May 8, 2024, episode.

In this edition of the weekly news quiz, contestants Paul Daniel, Karen Magee and Alex Smyth compete for the title! From the May 7, 2024, episode.

Last week the pharmacy chain London Drugs suffered a cyberattack. Journalist John Loeppky shares the latest on this story. From the May 7, 2024, episode.

Wild pigs are posing a growing threat to parts of central Canada. Lawrence Gunther explains how Canadians can help reduce the spread of wild pigs. From the May 7, 2024, episode.

Comedian Michael McCreary discusses his upcoming set at All Access Comedy in Halifax! From the May 7, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Comedian Michael McCreary discusses his upcoming set at All Access Comedy in Halifax! Lawrence Gunther describes the influx of wild pigs in Central Canada. Journalist John Loeppky shares the latest news on the cyberattack that affected London Drugs in Western Canada. Plus, there is another edition of the weekly news quiz! This is the May 7, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: a federal report about the use of the emergencies act in 2022 has been delayed. Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press shares this story. Major tech companies are developing robots for consumer use. How would you feel about having a robot at home? Marco Pasqua weighs in with his thoughts. Plus, Meta’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses are affecting other brands. Could they take over the entire smart glasses market? Shaun Preece explores this issue. This is the May 6, 2024, episode.

The latest episode of The Pulse explores issues of fatphobia and “thin privilege.” Host Joeita Gupta chats about the episode and shares snippets from her interview with Kate Man of Cornell University. From the May 6, 2024, episode.

Meta’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses are affecting other brands. Could they take over the entire smart glasses market? Shaun Preece explores this issue. From the May 6, 2024, episode.

Fans of DC Comics can watch a new series of “Dead Boy Detectives” on Netflix. Amy Amantea shares her review. From the May 6, 2024, episode.

Major tech companies are developing robots for consumer use. How would you feel about having a robot at home? Marco Pasqua weighs in with his thoughts. From the May 6, 2024, episode.

A federal report about the use of the emergencies act in 2022 has been delayed. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge shares this story. She also tells you about a B.C. man with vision loss who is giving away his expansive book collection. From the May 6, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: it’s the weekly news panel with Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta. They discuss Pierre Poilievre being ejected from Parliament, train services coming to Alberta, and remote work policies for public servants. Plus, Karen McKay reflects on the 10th anniversary of the Centre for Equitable Library Access! This is the May 3, 2024, episode.

The Centre for Equitable Library Access is celebrating their 10th anniversary this year! Karen McKay reflects on this special milestone. This is the May 3, 2024, episode.

Remote work policies for federal public servants are changing. Employees will have to work from their offices at least three days a week later this year. What expectation should there be for leaders when it comes to in-person attendance? News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta contemplate this question. This is the May 3, 2024, episode.

The Alberta government has announced a plan to increase passenger rail service within the province. How odd is it that major cities in Canada aren’t connected by rail? News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta share their perspectives. This This is the May 3, 2024, episode.

Things got heated in Parliament this week. Speaker Greg Fergus ejected Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre from the house. What does this kind of political theatre accomplish? News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta weigh in with their thoughts. This is the May 3, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: “All Access Comedy” is returning to Halifax in a couple of weeks! Comedian D.J. Demers previews the event! There has been a drop in full vaccination coverage for kids. Dr. Vinita Dubey explores some of the issues surrounding immunization within Ontario. Plus, a neuroscientist believes Canada needs to invest in neurochips to treat conditions like dementia. Jacob Shymanski shares this story in his preview of “Maclean’s Magazine on AMI-audio.” This is the May 2, 2024, episode.

The Hot Docs Film Festival is underway. Entertainment critic Michael McNeely shares his review of three featured documentaries: “The Ride Ahead,” “Silent Trees,” and “American Cats: The Good, the Bad, and the Cuddly.” From the May 2, 2024, episode.

Google’s AI platform “Gemini” is expanding their service. Marc Aflalo gives you the lowdown. From the May 2, 2024, episode.

Comedian D.J. Demers previews his upcoming appearance at “All Access Comedy” in Halifax. He also reflects on his evolution as a comedian writing for stand-up and television. From the May 2, 2024, episode.

There has been a drop in full vaccination coverage for kids in Ontario. Dr. Vinita Dubey explores some of the issues surrounding immunization within the province. From the May 2, 2024, episode.

A neuroscientist believes Canada needs to invest in neurochips to treat conditions like dementia. Jacob Shymanski shares this story in his preview of “Maclean’s Magazine on AMI-audio.” From the May 2, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: researchers in New Brunswick are studying the barriers of transportation and the built environment. Kaitlyn Layden and Paul Polley explain why your participation is needed. Doors Open Ontario is back! David Leonard tells you what historical sites are offered this year. Plus, B.C. wants to recriminalize drug use in public spaces. Garth Mullins from Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users reacts to the news. This is the May 1, 2024, episode.