Almost half of all complaints filed with the Canadian Human Rights Commission are disability related. Guest Keith Smith updates Craig Oliver on the latest efforts by the CHRC to promote, and protect, human rights.

Canada goes to the polls this fall: make sure your vote counts. Craig Oliver discusses accessibility issues and your voting rights with Lisa Drouillard of Elections Canada.

From closed captioning to described video, television is slowly becoming more accessible to persons with disabilities. Craig Oliver delves into that progress with the Mary-Louise Hayward from the CRTC.

The War Amps has assisted and advocated for amputees since the First World War. Alexis McConachie, Communications and Case Manager, Advocacy Program, discusses the program and its history with Craig Oliver.

Join Shelley Ann Morris and Kim Kilpatrick as they speak with Craig Oliver about being visually impaired community radio hosts on CKCU's Welcome to My World, a program devoted to the issues facing persons with disabilities.

Disability advocate Senator Jim Munson updates Craig Oliver on his work championing the Accessible Canada Act through the Senate on the last step towards making the bill law.

Farming in Canada is a hazardous occupation and a major source of disability. This week on Challenges and Change, Craig Oliver addresses the issue with the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association's Marcel Hacault.

This week on Challenges and Change, Craig Oliver sits down for a one-on-one with Winnipeg city councillor, Ross Eadie.

The Honourable Lloyd Axworthy joins Craig Oliver at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights to talk human rights, politics and world affairs. This week on Challenges and Change.

Diabetes is a leading cause of blindness in Canada and Indigenous peoples are among the highest risk. Craig Oliver speaks with Tannyce Cook about it on Challenges and Change.

This week on Challenges and Change, Craig Oliver is in Winnipeg, where he discusses accessible technology with computer science student Alan Bridgeman.

This week on Challenges and Change, Craig Oliver speaks with Tara Tompai, a blind and low-vision intervention specialist, about the challenges facing babies with vision loss.

It's not easy to renovate your home or business to make it accessible. This week on Challenges and Change, Craig Oliver chats with Sean MacGinnis of BuildAble Accessible Design & Renovations.

This week on Challenges and Change, Craig Oliver speaks with Todd Nicholson, five-time Paralympian, Chef de Mission of the 2018 PyeongChang Paralympic Games, and tornado survivor.

Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre psychiatrist Dr. Gail Beck joins Craig Oliver to discuss the challenges involved with youth mental health, and reaching out to them for treatment.

Join Craig Oliver and his guest, adaptive fitness specialist Peter Morel, as they discuss the challenges involved with getting in shape and staying fit when you have mobility impairment.

Obstetrician Dr. Anne Berndl joins Craig Oliver to talk about Toronto's Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. The clinic is one of the first in North America dedicated to women with physical disabilities who want to become mothers.

Join Craig Oliver at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, QC, for this week's edition of Challenges and Change. His family served in the military and Adam Jones was determined to carry on that tradition. Then he suffered a head trauma.

We know persons with disabilities can be valuable employees. An Ottawa organization is reaching out to convince companies of that. Join Craig Oliver and Mark Dumalski of the Employment Accessibility Resource Network for this week's Challenges and Change.

This week on Challenges and Change, Craig Oliver is at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, QC, where he talks with Frank Smith, the coordinator for the National Educational Association of Disabled Students (NEADS).

The Honourable Carla Qualtrough joins Craig to discuss the historic Accessible Canada Act.