Community reporter Milena Khazanavicius describes this year’s Jane’s Walk in Halifax. She also shares details about the AMI’s upcoming “All Access Comedy” and Sport Nova Scotia’s “Para Try-it” event. From the May 1, 2024, episode.
The federal budget dropped a few weeks ago. There are a few changes that will have an impact on your wallet. Ryan Chin breaks down the details you need to know. From the May 1, 2024, episode.
Doors Open Ontario is back! David Leonard tells you what historical sites are on offer this year. From the May 1, 2024, episode.
Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Alex Smyth shares his exclusive interview para athletics long jumper Noah Vucsics. Reporter Meagan Gillmore describes PACE, an innovative program to help seniors age in place. Plus, the weekly news quiz returns with contestants Karen Magee, Alex Smyth and Elysia Yardley! This is the April 30, 2024, episode.
The weekly news quiz returns! Contestants Karen Magee, Alex Smyth and Elysia Yardley put their knowledge to the test! From the April 30, 2024, episode.
Nearly 8000 Ukrainian refugees have settled in Saskatchewan. It has led to a backlog for English language classes in the province. Journalist John Loeppky has more on this story. From the April 30, 2024, episode.
The Sault Ste. Marie Airport Authority is working with the disability community to improve accessibility. Community reporter Dorothy Macnaughton describes some of the upgrades needed for airport services. From the April 30, 2024, episode.
An innovative program is helping seniors age in place. Reporter Meagan Gillmore explains how PACE is keep ing seniors out of long-term care. From the April 30, 2024, episode.
Para Athletics Long Jumper Noah Vucsics is preparing for a spot at the 2024 Summer Paralympics in Paris, France. Alex Smyth shares his exclusive interview with Noah! From the April 30, 2024, episode.
Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Denis Boudreau shares his perspective on what’s changing in the world of web accessibility audits. Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press discusses Quebec’s investment into protecting the French language. Amy Amantea reviews Netflix’s new thriller-series “Baby Reindeer.” Plus, golf season is underway! Ryan Van Praet shares insight into adapting the sport for athletes with disabilities. This is the April 29, 2024, episode.
Golf season is underway! Ryan Van Praet shares his insight on adapting the sport. From the April 29, 2024, episode.
Has the general public fallen out of love with tablets? Shaun Preece from Double Tap weighs in with his thoughts. From the April 29, 2024, episode.
“Baby Reindeer” is making waves on Netflix. Amy Amantea reviews the series. From the April 29, 2024, episode.
Web Accessibility audits are evolving. Denis Boudreau shares his perspective on what’s changing. From the April 29, 2024, episode.
British Columbia is reversing course on drug decriminalization. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge shares an update on this story. She also discusses Quebec’s investment into protecting the French language. From the April 29, 2024, episode.
The weekly news panel tackles the top stories of the week! Including America’s new legislation to ban TikTok. How do you imagine Canada will proceed with TikTok policies? Voting for the 2024 TetraNation Contest is underway! Steve Trussoni describes some of the assistive devices on showcase this year! Plus, Season 5 of “Postcards From...” comes out next month! Greg David gives you the scoop!
Season 5 of “Postcards From...” comes out next month! Greg David gives you the scoop!
Voting for the 2024 TetraNation Contest is underway! Steve Trussoni describes some of the assistive devices on showcase this year!
A Canadian Senator thinks the government should do more to support Canadians living abroad. How big a priority should expats support be?
British Columbia has set a date for the Surrey Police Service to take over from the RCMP. Should there be more amalgamation amongst municipalities?
The weekly news panel tackles the top stories of the week! Including America’s new legislation to ban TikTok. How do you imagine Canada will proceed with TikTok policies?
Today on NOW with Dave Brown: Ian White from the Canadian Council of the Blind tells you all about this years’ Experience Expo! Dawn Dickinson previews Maclean’s Magazine with an article that explores the various problems within the educational school system. Plus, Michael McNeely reviews three documentary films screening at the 2024 Hot Docs Film Festival! This is the April 25, 2024, episode.
Entertainment critic Michael McNeely previews three international films premiering at the 2024 Hot Docs Film Festival! From the April 25, 2024, episode.
Mark Zuckerberg shared a slew of new updates for its Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses earlier this week. Marc Aflalo from Access Tech Live gives you the lowdown. From the April 25, 2024, episode.
A rare double brood of trillions of cicadas is set to emerge this summer. Jennie Bovard has the details. From the April 25, 2024, episode.
The 2024 Experience Expo is taking place next month! Ian White from the Canadian Council of the Blind tells you all about it! From the April 25, 2024, episode.
The educational school system has seen drastic budget cuts and a rise in violence. Dawn Dickinson dives into this issue in her preview of Maclean’s Magazine on AMI-audio. She also shares a story about the need for paid sick leave in Canada. From the April 25, 2024, episode.
Today on NOW with Dave Brown: social anxiety can be hard to navigate. Shane Baker gives advice on how you can manage through social situations. The Canada Disability Benefit has garnered a lot of reaction since the Federal Budget was released last week. Michael Prince weighs in with his thoughts on the budget. Is it time for Apple to transform their virtual assistant Siri? Kevin Shaw shares his thoughts. Fredericton New Brunswick is introducing bus service on Sundays, that will roll out in June....
Fredericton New Brunswick is introducing bus service on Sundays, that will roll out in June. Should all cities have 24/7 bus service? Marco Pasqua and Elizabeth Mohler give their opinions.
Is it time for Apple to transform their virtual assistant Siri? Kevin Shaw shares his thoughts.
