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What are the pros and cons of feeding your pets a raw diet? Dr. Danielle Jongkind fills us in.
What exactly are vitamins, and how important is it that we get them in our bodies? We discuss with Frances Wong on our Wellness segment.
With the vaccine rollout well underway across Canada, companies are determining the future of work, including when and how they will welcome employees back to the office. We chat about how managers and workplaces are handling this with Michael French from Robert Half.
Does your skin type matter when it comes to applying sunscreen? We discuss on our Fashion chat with Keya Osborne.
On our Parenting conversation, Lucia Bellafante talks us through preparing for going back to school.
The 2020 Paralympic Games are officially underway in Tokyo, Japan. How are athletes settling in and what can we expect from our Canadians? We chat about this with Martin Richard, executive director of Communications and Brand with the Canadian Paralympic Committee.

On our Tech Talk, Michael Babcock and his returning guest Damashe Thomas are giving us a primer on Transactional Email.
Brock Richardson of The Neutral Zone brings us our weekly Sports Update.
Chris Vallee, our Bureau Reporter in Ottawa, highlights the AMI-tv feature called We are One.
Community Reporter Julia Bonnette highlights the Whistler Adaptive Sports Program, a not-for-profit providing recreational activities for people with physical, sensory, or cognitive disabilities.
The Canadian International Air Show announced the show will be returning to the skies over Lake Ontario in 2021. What can we expect from this year’s event? We learn more with Lori Duthie, Executive Director, Canadian International Air Show.
Danielle McLaughlin discusses situations where human rights are in collision with religious freedom.

Brock Richardson of The Neutral Zone joins us with an end-of-week Sports Update.
The Android 12 beta feature lets you control your phone with your face. We learn more with John Biehler of The App Show.
British Columbia’s Disability Foundation is hosting a forum on Accessible Recreation. Sylvi Fekete has the details.
Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick highlights the Canadian Council of the Blind after hours book club in Ottawa.
On our Tech Talk, Michael Babcock walks us through accessible streaming service options.

The quest for the perfect keyboard goes ever onward for Michael Feir, and he reviews his latest acquisition, Version 2 of the K3 mechanical keyboard from Keychron.
Toronto Master Gardener Judith Lavin tells us about the earth beneath our feet: everything you ever wanted to know about soil.
When it comes to picking the next movie or TV show, "should I watch this?" may be the ultimate question. There’s now an app that can help you choose what to watch. We learn more about this app with their founder and CEO.
More theatres and arts organizations are reorganizing themselves with accessibility and inclusion in mind. We get the highlights with Christine Malec.

On our Health check-in, Leslie Depoe chats with us about adjusting to the new normal.
Margrett Weldon brings us In The Know about voting, and how you can make your vote matter.
A unique park is being built in Calgary to support mental health. Jim Krysko has the details.
There are many Monopoly game variations out there, and we learn about Monopoly Voice Banking with David Dennis, on our Accessible Gaming segment.
Danielle McLaughlin discusses situations where human rights are in collision with religious freedom.