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The Canadian government has made some changes to regulations surrounding the importation of puppies. Dr. Danielle Jongkind fills us in.
Do you know what's in your sunscreen, and is it safe to use? Let’s discuss on our Wellness segment with Frances Wong.
Community Reporter Anthony Hodgetts highlights Heritage Park -Canada's largest living history museum.
Last week the Musée de la civilisation opened a very bold exhibition, entitled Oh Shit! This groundbreaking show will explore every facet of the world's most underrated, limitless resource. We learn more with the exhibition’s project manager.
On our KellyCo Book Club meeting, we discuss The Wreck of the Titan, written by Morgan Robertson, with the recommender of the book, David Dennis.

How do you get started with accessibility on the Chromebook? Michael Babcock dives into it on our Tech Talk.
The Stanley Cup Final kicks off tonight with Montreal taking on Tampa. Brock Richardson tee's this up in his sports report.
Joining us to preview the AMI This Week feature on the Bowhead Reach Adaptive Bike is Bethany Deer, our Reporter in Edmonton.
Vancouver Community Reporter Julia Bonnett highlights BC BlindSports Dryland Dragon Boat Training.
Eight-in-ten Canadians recognize Indigenous businesses strengthen the country’s social fabric, according to a new national Leger survey. We dive into this with Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business and Sodexo Canada.
Danielle McLaughlin discusses the recent removal of people living in tents from a large urban park in Toronto.

We’re continuing our examination of the CBC Listen app with Michael Feir; today we explore CBC Podcast offerings.
Judith Lavin from Toronto Master Gardeners talks to us about early summer in the garden and on the balcony.
We preview tonight’s episode of Our Community, which features inventor and adaptive designer, Christian Bagg and his company Bowhead Corp.
A woman used a 37 year old "redeemable anytime" ticket to get into a Boston Aquarium. Jeff Ryman has the details on What in the World.
Joining us on today’s Roundtable is In The Know contributor Margrett Weldon.

Ontario will be providing accessible rides to COVID-19 vaccination sites. Jeff Ryman has more on his health headlines.
On in the know, Margrett Weldon and her guest, Veteran Canadian Politician Olivia Chow tell us about the Layton Legacy Project.
Disability advocates in Winnipeg are calling on the city to enforce accessibility policies in construction zones. Jim Krysko brings us up to speed on the matter.
The AppleTV+ show, SEE is casting in Canada to film in the Greater Toronto Area for a singer / actor who are blind or partially sighted. We speak with producer and consultant, Joe Strechay to learn more!
Leanne Baarda walks us through prepping for summer Barbecuing, and shares BBQ recipes.

On Ask a Vet, Dr. Danielle Jongkind shares personal stories about the outrageous things she’s witnessed animals being up to.
Nutritionist Julia Karantjas talks to us about Calcium and bone health, and debunks some myths.
DeafBlind Ontario Services has joined a global campaign to build awareness about people who are deafblind by engaging in "yarn bombing" or tactile art installations for the month of June.
St. John’s Community Reporter Kim Thistle highlights an upcoming Yoga in the Park event.
Lucia Bellefante continues our conversation around parents helping create independence for children who are blind or partially sighted. This month, she focuses on how to develop specific skills and routines.
Starting next week you can learn the fundamentals of sketch comedy writing in an 8 week course at the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre. We learn more with Manager, Grace Smith.