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Tune in weekdays at 2 p.m. Eastern for interviews and discussions about arts, entertainment and the lifestyle issues that matter to you.

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Rural and remote doctors are burning out. What will it take to help them? Grant Hardy tells us more on our Headlines segment.
Is there a difference between fragrance sensitivities and allergies? Frances Wong discusses more on our Wellness chat.
Canada’s Chief Accessibility Officer Stephanie Cadieux just released her first report, called, “Everyone’s business”, which highlights the strides we’ve made towards a barrier-free Canada. She’ll walk us through where we are and how far we still have to go.
Let’s get our Community Report from Nova Scotia with Julie Martin.
Yang Wang joins us to talk about a Lunar New Year Reading and Tea, a celebration of the Lunar New Year.
On our monthly voices chat we’re joined by our Guide Dog and Service Animal Reporter, Devon Wilkins.

Michael Feir is here to tell us about a BBC radio show which explores the intersection of technology and supernatural strangeness.
A stingray with no male companion, is pregnant in her mountain aquarium. Grant Hardy has more on this remarkable development on What in the World
Beth Deer joins us on The Buzz to talk about a blind penguin who’s managed to adopt one of his friends as his guide penguin.
What are some common kitchen mistakes and how can we correct them? Mary Mammoliti gives us some tips.
On Curious Minds with Christine Malec, we talk about what an aqueduct is and why they were important.
On our weekly roundtable we’re joined by friend of the show, Mark Phoenix.

On Ask a Vet with Danielle Jongkind, we talk about animal disease that people can get and how we can avoid such a nasty fate.
On our Nutrition chat with Julia Karantjas, we talk about seeds, the differences, and benefits of them.
Laura Bain discusses a new report which says that Nova Scotia has the highest poverty rate in the country.
On our Community Report with Toni Freimark, she tells us about a CNIB Western Social Meet Up taking place later this week.
Nathan Sartore, Program Coordinator for TO Live, tells us about an upcoming described acrobatic performance of “The Mirror”.
Jeffrey Rainey enjoys collecting hats, but it’s a recent interest. We find out about how it all started on our Collections chat.

How do you enable accessibility in google docs and other products? Michael Babcock lets us know about this and more on our Tech Talk.
Will people with disabilities be purchasing the Apple Vision Pro? Beth Deer discusses this on our headlines segment.
We speak with Amy Amantea about her art show, Through My Lens. We learn more about the show and what it’s like touring around Canada.
Ever wondered about how our donkey friends fare in the Canadian climate? There’s a free upcoming webinar that answers this question. Community Reporter, Annette Dennis tells us all about it.
The Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides are looking for volunteers who have Type 1 Diabetes to participate in a program. Devon Wilkins shares more.
On Know Your Rights, Danielle McLaughlin is joined by law student, Nima Shirali to talk about the Innocence Project.

Gardener Susan Kerney features the hardy Hellebore, who blooms in late winter or very early spring in our climate.
Google’s latest AI video generator can render cute animals in implausible situations. John Biehler has the details on our App Update.
Could there be a cure for hearing loss? Gene therapies are getting closer. Beth Deer tells us more on The Buzz.
The Super Bowl takes place in Las Vegas this Sunday with San Francisco battling Kansas City. Brock Richardson sets the stage on our Sports Update.
On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey tells us what fantasy novels have taken off in the last 4 years.
Let’s get to conversation recaps and comment on segments from the past week, on Cut for Time.