Today on NOW with Dave Brown:

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• Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press reviews the results from the Manitoba Election
• Climate anxiety is on the rise. Anne Camozzi gives you tips on how to mitigate and manage its effects
• The Canadian Transportation Agency has ruled that Air Canada needs to better accommodate passengers with disabilities. Elizabeth Mohler fills you in on this story 
• The town of Arborfield, Saskatchewan has gone to court over a school closure. Journalist John Loeppky explains how this closure may impact the entire town
• And things are getting a little bit spooky over in Winnipeg. Community reporter Derek Lackey describes some festivities to get you into the Halloween spirit  
  • The haunted forest will take place at the corn facility in Saint Adolphe, Manitoba 
    • This event runs Thursday to Sunday evenings until October 29
    • Tickets are 33.50 for adults and 31.50 for children under 12 
    • For more information visit here 
  • The Deer Meadow Farms will be holding its annual Halloween festivities on Friday the 13th!  
    • For more information visit here 

Today on NOW with Dave Brown:

• The Men's International Goalball Tournament recently happened in France. And the Nova Scotia Open is taking place this month. Peter Parsons gives you the latest news in the world of goalball
• Becki Zerr shares her review of the Schlage Home app and Life 360 app
• Entertainment critic Amy Amantea shares her thoughts on the new Netflix romance movie “Love at First Sight”
• Community reporter Mara Hutchinson tells you about the fall activities at Springridge Farm in Milton, Ontario 
  • Springridge Farm is located in Milton, Ontario located at 7256 Bell School Line 
    • You can access it weekdays is $9 and $15 during weekends 
    • For wheelchair users, there are rocky paths. For white cane users, assistance may be needed 
    • For more information cal (905) 878-4908 or visit here 
  • She also tells you about some fun events at the the Drake Hotel
    • Their Drag Brunch runs every Saturday and their  High Tea event runs every Sunday 
    • The venue is located at 1150 Queen St. West 
    • For more information you can directly contact Aimee on their Instagram page @TheDrakeHotel or call 416-531-5042
    • You can also visit their website here 
• And Karen Magee, Amanda Shekarchi and Alex Smyth compete in another edition of the weekly news quiz! 

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: 

• News panelists Michelle McQuigge and Joeita Gupta discuss Anthony Rota’s resignation as House Speaker after he invited a former Nazi solider into Parliament 
  • They discuss the upcoming Manitoba Election and chat about some of the campaign issues 
  • Plus, they explore the implications of antitrust lawsuits against big tech companies 
• In the second hour of the show: 
  • Entertainment reporter Amanda Shekarchi discusses Corus’ announcement to close ET Canada after 18 seasons
  • And AMI’s communications specialist Greg David previews the fourth season of AMI-tv’s “Level Playing Field.” The show debuts Tuesday October 3 at 9:30 p.m. Eastern on AMI-tv
  • And, the Writers Guild of America has officially ended their strike. Greg explains what their new contract agreement entails

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: 

• There is an emerging generation of disability leaders and activists. Rabia Khedr looks ahead to the future of disability advocacy
• A couple of Canadian arenas are introducing check-out-free shopping. Marc Aflalo gives you the scoop on Amazon’s “Just Walk Out” technology
• Dawn Dickinson previews this week’s episode of Maclean’s Magazine with an article about Alberta’s premier Danielle Smith
  • She also tells you about an article about a third-generation farmer who thinks the industry needs more skilled labour to survive
• “Dumb Money” captures the story of the GameStop stock craze. Entertainment Michael McNeely reviews the flick. The film is rated R and has a wide release on September 29 
• Community Reporter Nathan Clement tells you about this year’s Vancouver International Film Festival
  • The festival runs September 28 to October 8 at the VIFF Centre
    • The venue is located at 1181 Seymour St. in Vancouver
    • For more details visit here
  • He also describes Fright Nights at the PNE Grounds which kicks off on October 6
    • The PNE grounds are located at 2901 E Hastings St. in Vancouver 
    • For more information visit here
  • Plus, he gives you details about the pumpkin patch at Richmond Country Farms which starts September 30  
    • For more information visit here
    • The farm is open weekdays 9 to 4 p.m. and weekends 10 to 4:30 p.m. Pacific time 
    • The farm is located at 12900 Steveston Hwy in Richmond, B.C. 

• Today on NOW with Dave Brown:
• Fighting Blindness Canada is hosting their View Point conference and Young Leaders Summit very soon! Morgan Ineson fills you in on the details
  • The View Point conference is going down this Saturday September 30 in Toronto
  • And the Young Leaders Summit is running on October 14 and 15 in Toronto
• The blue pumpkin and bucket campaign is aiming to make trick-or-treating inclusive to children with disabilities on Halloween. Rebecca Dingwell weighs in with her thoughts on the campaign 
• Legal reform is part of the Truth and Reconciliation puzzle. Kelly Bron Johnson discusses how Gladue reports acknowledge the effects of Colonialism on Indigenous people
• The Arctic is becoming warmer and wetter. Lawrence Gunther explores the possible impact these northern lakes may have on the earth’s climate
• Contestants Karen Magee, Amanda Shekarchi and Alex Smyth battle it out in another edition of the weekly news quiz!