Kelly And Company

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.

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.

Can computers help researchers understand how animals communicate? Tuesday on Ask a Vet, Dr Danielle Jongkind examines the use of AI in behavioural studies.

Avid gardeners will be flocking to nursery centers over the Victoria Day long weekend. Susan Kerney shares her advice to transplant your plant babies to their new garden beds smoothly. Android users’ favourite feature comes to iOS. Tech Expert John Biehler gives us the details on the versatile circle search function on our weekly App Update. A San Antonio theme park is boasting of more than 25 ultra-accessible rides for thrill seekers with every type of access need. Laura Bain has the details on The Buzz. Paralympic hopeful Reid Maxwell shattered his own 400-meter freestyle record in front of the packed Pan Am Centre on Wednesday. Sports Reporter Brock Richardson tells us how hosting the Olympic and Paralympic trials together could mean more attention for the Paralympics this year. Community Reporter Julie Marten brings us the latest news and events from Pictou County, Nova Scotia, including a First Aid and CPR courses available from the local CNIB. We cap off our Friday show by revisiting a few highlight con

Community Reporter Julie Marten brings us the latest news and events from Pictou County, Nova Scotia, including a First Aid and CPR courses available from the local CNIB.

Paralympic hopeful Reid Maxwell shattered his own 400-meter freestyle record in front of the packed Pan Am Centre on Wednesday. Sports Reporter Brock Richardson tells us how hosting the Olympic and Paralympic trials together could mean more attention for the Paralympics this year.

Android users’ favourite feature comes to iOS. Tech Expert John Biehler gives us the details on the versatile circle search function on our weekly App Update.

Avid gardeners will be flocking to nursery centers over the Victoria Day long weekend. Susan Kerney shares her advice to transplant your plant babies to their new garden beds smoothly.

While he’s no Red Seal Chef, we’re following Tech Expert Mike Feir into the kitchen for his unboxing and review of CNIB Smartlife’s new talking microwave! Fern Lulham says love bombing is a big red flag in relationships. She shares advice for recognizing genuine affection and protecting yourself in the early stages of a budding romance. Canada’s first Air Accessibility Summit concluded last week with a pledge from airlines and government officials to improve services for travelers with disabilities. Laura Bain has the details on The Buzz. Chef Mary Mammoliti brings us a handful of goodies from her kitchen, including the ultimate May two four food guide to inspire your cooking over the long weekend. Arts Consultant, Christine Malec describes some notable works being featured in Toronto’s upcoming Luminato Festival. AMI-audio Technical Producer shares his take on trending topics on our weekly Roundtable.

Arts Consultant, Christine Malec describes some notable works being featured in Toronto’s upcoming Luminato Festival.

Chef Mary Mammoliti brings us a handful of goodies from her kitchen, including the ultimate May two four food guide to inspire your cooking over the long weekend.

Fern Lulham says love bombing is a big red flag in relationships. She shares advice for recognizing genuine affection and protecting yourself in the early stages of a budding romance.