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Tech Expert Michael Babcock says Open AI’s newest Chat model, GPT 4 Omni, could bring faster responses and more info to the Be My Eyes mobile app.

Some herbs and vegetables benefit from companion planting for soil nutrition, structure, or even pest control. Gardener Susan Kerney tells us which plants pair up well and grow better together. Low vision Android users are getting a big accessibility boost with Google’s Lookout app. Tech Expert John Biehler give us the details on our weekly app update. Nova Scotia is revising its barrier-free by 2030 accessibility legislation, but says delays are the result of extensive community consultations. Laura Bain has the details on The Buzz. A sports columnist has been barred from WNBA press conferences following an uncomfortable exchange with their newest athlete. Reporter Brock Richardson has the details on our weekly Sports Update. Ryan Hooey says as a parent with a print disability, Playaway Wonderbooks are the perfect way to engage with his daughter as she learns to read. We hear more on the Chatty Bookshelf! We cap off our week on Kelly and Ramya with Cut for Time, where we revisit a few highlights from the pas

Ryan Hooey says as a parent with a print disability, Playaway Wonderbooks are the perfect way to engage with his daughter as she learns to read. We hear more on the Chatty Bookshelf!

A sports columnist has been barred from WNBA press conferences following an uncomfortable exchange with their newest athlete. Reporter Brock Richardson has the details on our weekly Sports Update.

Low vision Android users are getting a big accessibility boost with Google’s Lookout app. Tech Expert John Biehler give us the details on our weekly app update.

Some herbs and vegetables benefit from companion planting for soil nutrition, structure, or even pest control. Gardener Susan Kerney tells us which plants pair up well and grow better together.

We meet Pascale Nickel. She’s an Outreach Coordinator for Science World, an iconic Science Centre in Vancouver that engages people of all ages on everything to do with STEM. What if AI could help you avoid hundreds of awkward first dates? Well, online dating platform Bumble is exploring the idea of a personal dating concierge to do just that. Grant Hardy has the scoop on What in the World. Global food trends are revealing Gen Zers’ love of shock flavours. From mustard flavoured skittles to strawberry shortcake pepsi Laura Bain explores a few of the oddball pairings going viral on The Buzz. Chef Mary Mammoliti shares some backyard barbeque essentials for those warm sunny days ahead, plus tips for keeping your grill in tip-top shape this summer. We recap and reflect on highlights from the 2024 Abilities Expo in Vancouver. AMI Producer Paul Daniel offers his take on trending topics on the weekly Roundtable.

AMI Producer Paul Daniel offers his take on trending topics on the weekly Roundtable.

Chef Mary Mammoliti shares some backyard barbeque essentials for those warm sunny days ahead, plus tips for keeping your grill in tip-top shape this summer.

We meet Pascale Nickel. She’s an Outreach Coordinator for Science World, an iconic Science Centre in Vancouver that engages people of all ages on everything to do with STEM.

We speak with Marco Pasqua; an accessibility consultant, entrepreneur, and a keynote speaker at the Abilities Expo. We’ll learn about his Cube principle that's helping people make more authentic connections in their community. Eminem pulled a grim PR stunt ahead of his 12th LP, The Death of Slim Shady, scheduled to be released this summer. Corinne Van Dusen has the details on our Entertainment Report. Advocates worry new rules at the US boarder could make travel much more difficult for guide dog handlers. Laura Bain has the details on The Buzz. Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick brings us the highlights from Ottawa’s emergency preparedness info session for people with disabilities. The Neil Squire Society is an organization that helps people with disabilities live independently with affordable, open-source assistive tech. We learn more about their work with Marketing and Operations Lead, Kristina Mok. AMI’s HR Business Partner, Elysia Yardley, shares her tips for a successful job interview including how the st

AMI’s HR Business Partner, Elysia Yardley, shares her tips for a successful job interview including how the star answer format can help you ace tricky behavioural questions.

The Neil Squire Society is an organization that helps people with disabilities live independently with affordable, open-source assistive tech. We learn more about their work with Marketing and Operations Lead, Kristina Mok.

Community Reporter Kim Kilpatrick brings us the highlights from Ottawa’s emergency preparedness info session for people with disabilities.

Eminem pulled a grim PR stunt ahead of his 12th LP, The Death of Slim Shady, scheduled to be released this summer. Corinne Van Dusen has the details on our Entertainment Report.

We speak with Marco Pasqua; an accessibility consultant, entrepreneur, and a keynote speaker at the Abilities Expo. We’ll learn about his Cube principle that's helping people make more authentic connections in their community.

Can computers help researchers understand how animals communicate? Tuesday on Ask a Vet, Dr Danielle Jongkind examines the use of AI in behavioural studies. Fruits are a fantastic source of the essential vitamins and minerals that we need and Nutritionist Julia Karantjas tells us which pack the biggest punch. A multitude of free heritage events are returning to Manitoba this month. Community Reporter Vic Pereira tells us more about the Doors Open Winnipeg event and how you can celebrate the stories their buildings tell. We travel to the east coast for part two of our Community Reporter double feature, where Kim Thistle tells us how to grab tickets for a described performance of the political satire, Tamasha-O-Tamasha. Is reality TV the best vehicle for disability representation in media? We revisit a conversation with AMI Communications Specialist Greg David examining the nuances of inclusion and representation in television. One of the largest 3D printed art projects ever made was brought to life in Canada.

One of the largest 3D printed art projects ever made was brought to life in Canada. John Biehler joins us for our Voices segment and tells us about his involvement in “The National Portrait” project and more.

We travel to the east coast for part two of our Community Reporter double feature, where Kim Thistle tells us how to grab tickets for a described performance of the political satire, Tamasha-O-Tamasha.

A multitude of free heritage events are returning to Manitoba this month. Community Reporter Vic Pereira tells us more about the Doors Open Winnipeg event and how you can celebrate the stories their buildings tell.