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On Ask a Vet, Dr. Danielle Jongkind joins us to talk about the wild horses of Sable Island.
On our Nutrition chat with Julia Karantjas, we talk about Vitamin C and what it’s good for and what foods do we find it in.
Mardi Gras 2023 takes place on George Street in St. Johns later this month. Community Reporter, Kim Thistle gives us the details.
Working Group for Accessibility and Inclusion is now taking new applications. Medicine Hat Community Reporter, Toni Freimark has more.
What are some woodworking tips for people with vision loss? Jeff Thompson lets us know.
The NBA season officially tips off today. We break the Toronto Raptors and all things basketball with Randy Urban of NBA TV.

On our Gardening segment, Susan Kerney introduces us to the Spice Tree.
During our App Update with John Biehler, we discuss how X will start charging new users in two countries $1 per year .
United Airlines are rolling out plans that lets passengers in economy class with window seats board first. Bill Shackleton has more on The Buzz.
How are teams fairing after a week 1 of the NHL season? Brock Richardson tells us on our Sports Update.
On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooy tells us about an author who uses a pseudonym who’s been blowing up social media.
Let’s revisit and weigh in on conversations from the past week, on Cut For Time.

We talk about butterflies and creating cozy winter beds for them with Susan Kerney on our Gardening segment.
Android 14 is now available to download on Pixel devices. John Biehler runs down the accessibility changes on our App Update.
Alaska Airlines has created a coffee that it says tastes better in the sky. How is this possible? Bill Shackleton explains on The Buzz.
Who’s going to life Lord Stanley at the end of the NHL season? Brock Richardson gives us his prediction on our Sports Update.
On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey tells us how you can listen to audiobooks using any Android operating smart watch without being tethered to your phone.
Let’s revisit and weigh in on conversations from the past week, on Cut For Time.

We continue our discussion on accessibility improvements to iOS 17 with Michael Feir.
A Danish artist lost a multi-year legal battle with a museum over an artwork that was a little bit too ambitious. Grant Hardy has more on What in the World.
CBC and Radio Canada have announced they'll no longer carry the National Research Council time signal. Bill Shackleton gives us the details on The Buzz.
What are some essential frozen foods we simply can't do without? Mary Mammoliti tells her top picks.
On Accessible Gaming with Markus McCraken, we dive into the newest NHL video game and some of it’s accessibility features or lack thereof.
We have our weekly roundtable with guest Brock Richardson.

A new global study highlights the different ways video games have a positive effect on people’s lives. Grant Hardy tells us more during his Headlines segment.
Decades of MuchMusic programming is being rescued from the sands of time. Corinne Van Dusen tells us more on our Entertainment Report.
A woman in Ontario drew attention for a harsh obituary of her father. Bill Shackelton fills us in on The Buzz.
There’s a Halloween event taking place at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights later this month. Winnipeg Community Reporter, Vic Periera has the spooky details.
How can we take better care of our mental health? Registered Nurse, Leslie Depoe gives us some advice.
On our Business Talk with Kevin Shaw, we continue our series on business etiquette with an emphasis on time management.