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A look inside one family's MAiD celebration, a unionized mime creates an access barrier and Victoria Vogue shows us the latest in disability fashion. Plus, all the headlines and more from the Squeaky Wheel news team.

When DJ and his crush, Gwen, get trapped in a garage looking for used skis, he tries to use this time to profess his feelings, but the garage has other plans.

Franklyn was born with cerebral palsy and wants to find a job where he can help the community and put his social skills to use; Shauna is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to put her creative crafting passion to work in a dynamic environment.

Christine and Carl get cheesy with Frankie 'Flowers' Ferragine.

Features Dr. Bob Steadward, who pioneered the modern Paralympic movement and created the visionary Steadward Centre for Personal & Physical Achievement.

Host Christa Couture heads to Stratford, ON, with her oldest friend, David, for a reunion filled with tap dancing, pizza tossing and a little Shakespearean courage.

Chef Mary Mammoliti visits the prairies to learn about the farm-to-table movement, before bringing a taste of the region back into her own kitchen.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Meeting Robyn Rennie, an Orillia, Ont., artist who is partially sighted; visiting Robyn's home studio and attending her solo exhibit.

A nervous Maremma sheepdog and a relaxed cat test Janice as she makes several prosthetics; a German Shepherd needs an indoor slipper, and an Australian Cattle Dog seeks help for a knee injury.

Meeting two patients who have exhausted all non-surgical methods to control their glaucoma, and now require eye surgery.

A look inside one family's MAiD celebration, a unionized mime creates an access barrier and Victoria Vogue shows us the latest in disability fashion. Plus, all the headlines and more from the Squeaky Wheel news team.

Chris Judge and his community workshop crew help revitalize a deck and yard space; they help homeowner Darren overcome his fear of home maintenance.

Franklyn was born with cerebral palsy and wants to find a job where he can help the community and put his social skills to use; Shauna is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to put her creative crafting passion to work in a dynamic environment.

Laura contemplates the richness of her family's Indigenous heritage and culture and the ways her culture and art brings healing.

Chef Mary Mammoliti visits the prairies to learn about the farm-to-table movement, before bringing a taste of the region back into her own kitchen.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Meeting Robyn Rennie, an Orillia, Ont., artist who is partially sighted; visiting Robyn's home studio and attending her solo exhibit.

A nervous Maremma sheepdog and a relaxed cat test Janice as she makes several prosthetics; a German Shepherd needs an indoor slipper, and an Australian Cattle Dog seeks help for a knee injury.

Meeting two patients who have exhausted all non-surgical methods to control their glaucoma, and now require eye surgery.

A look inside one family's MAiD celebration, a unionized mime creates an access barrier and Victoria Vogue shows us the latest in disability fashion. Plus, all the headlines and more from the Squeaky Wheel news team.

Chris Judge and his community workshop crew help revitalize a deck and yard space; they help homeowner Darren overcome his fear of home maintenance.

Bobbi guides a described exercise routine with seated options, focusing on the muscles of the legs and core with adaptations for balance and intensity; learning the significance shoes can make on the body and mood.

Laura contemplates the richness of her family's Indigenous heritage and culture and the ways her culture and art brings healing.

Dave Brown travels to Newfoundland to meet Canadian comedy legend Mary Walsh; Mary shares her journey with macular degeneration, and reflects on her iconic career and lasting impact on Canadian comedy.

Early Learning and Inclusion documents the work of GRIT (Getting Ready for Inclusion Today) and its Early Childhood Education program.

Host Christa Couture heads to Stratford, ON, with her oldest friend, David, for a reunion filled with tap dancing, pizza tossing and a little Shakespearean courage.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Meeting Robyn Rennie, an Orillia, Ont., artist who is partially sighted; visiting Robyn's home studio and attending her solo exhibit.

Mary Mammoliti visits Chef Dan Hayes, the London Chef and co-star of APTN's "Moosemeat & Marmalade," in Victoria, B.C.; Chef Hayes shares how he got into cooking and why he came to Canada.

Mary visits Executive Chef Dan Bain at Lure Restaurant & Bar in Victoria, B.C.; Chef Bain emphasizes the importance of using local ingredients and cooks a West Coast menu.

Ryan focuses on wheelchair basketball, with a goal of competing at the 2028 Paralympics in Los Angeles, but his club team struggles to be competitive; Ryan is given a video coach opportunity in a different parasport: sledge hockey.

Tristan is a Deaf realtor.

Laura Bain and Shelby Travers travel to Canada's most easterly province, Newfoundland and Labrador, and experience the dramatic coastlines, colourful culture and friendly people in this unique part of the country.

Laura contemplates the richness of her family's Indigenous heritage and culture and the ways her culture and art brings healing.

Mary Mammoliti visits Chef Dan Hayes, the London Chef and co-star of APTN's "Moosemeat & Marmalade," in Victoria, B.C.; Chef Hayes shares how he got into cooking and why he came to Canada.

Mary visits Executive Chef Dan Bain at Lure Restaurant & Bar in Victoria, B.C.; Chef Bain emphasizes the importance of using local ingredients and cooks a West Coast menu.

Ryan focuses on wheelchair basketball, with a goal of competing at the 2028 Paralympics in Los Angeles, but his club team struggles to be competitive; Ryan is given a video coach opportunity in a different parasport: sledge hockey.

Tristan is a Deaf realtor.

Laura Bain and Shelby Travers travel to Canada's most easterly province, Newfoundland and Labrador, and experience the dramatic coastlines, colourful culture and friendly people in this unique part of the country.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Meeting Robyn Rennie, an Orillia, Ont., artist who is partially sighted; visiting Robyn's home studio and attending her solo exhibit.

A dream eight years in the making, Tyler teams up with para-bobsleigh icon Lonnie Bissonnette to tackle the world's fastest tracks in Whistler, B.C. Training pushes Tyler to his edge, coping with G-forces, trust in equipment, and split-second timing.

Have you ever felt embarrassed by your parent's disability? Did you ever take advantage of their disability? Canadians give us a candid view on what it's like to have a parent who is disabled.

Franklyn was born with cerebral palsy and wants to find a job where he can help the community and put his social skills to use; Shauna is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to put her creative crafting passion to work in a dynamic environment.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Learning about Red Horse Connection and how it focuses on Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) for people with cognitive and physical disabilities.

Mary Mammoliti visits Chef Dan Hayes, the London Chef and co-star of APTN's "Moosemeat & Marmalade," in Victoria, B.C.; Chef Hayes shares how he got into cooking and why he came to Canada.

Mary visits Executive Chef Dan Bain at Lure Restaurant & Bar in Victoria, B.C.; Chef Bain emphasizes the importance of using local ingredients and cooks a West Coast menu.

Ryan focuses on wheelchair basketball, with a goal of competing at the 2028 Paralympics in Los Angeles, but his club team struggles to be competitive; Ryan is given a video coach opportunity in a different parasport: sledge hockey.

Tristan is a Deaf realtor.

Laura Bain and Shelby Travers travel to Canada's most easterly province, Newfoundland and Labrador, and experience the dramatic coastlines, colourful culture and friendly people in this unique part of the country.

Dave Brown travels to Newfoundland to meet Canadian comedy legend Mary Walsh; Mary shares her journey with macular degeneration, and reflects on her iconic career and lasting impact on Canadian comedy.

Early Learning and Inclusion documents the work of GRIT (Getting Ready for Inclusion Today) and its Early Childhood Education program.

Franklyn was born with cerebral palsy and wants to find a job where he can help the community and put his social skills to use; Shauna is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to put her creative crafting passion to work in a dynamic environment.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Learning about Red Horse Connection and how it focuses on Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) for people with cognitive and physical disabilities.

Mary Mammoliti visits Chef Dan Hayes, the London Chef and co-star of APTN's "Moosemeat & Marmalade," in Victoria, B.C.; Chef Hayes shares how he got into cooking and why he came to Canada.

Mary visits Executive Chef Dan Bain at Lure Restaurant & Bar in Victoria, B.C.; Chef Bain emphasizes the importance of using local ingredients and cooks a West Coast menu.

Ryan focuses on wheelchair basketball, with a goal of competing at the 2028 Paralympics in Los Angeles, but his club team struggles to be competitive; Ryan is given a video coach opportunity in a different parasport: sledge hockey.

Tristan is a Deaf realtor.

Chef Mary Mammoliti visits the prairies to learn about the farm-to-table movement, before bringing a taste of the region back into her own kitchen.

Dave Brown travels to Newfoundland to meet Canadian comedy legend Mary Walsh; Mary shares her journey with macular degeneration, and reflects on her iconic career and lasting impact on Canadian comedy.

Early Learning and Inclusion documents the work of GRIT (Getting Ready for Inclusion Today) and its Early Childhood Education program.

Following the Canadian Wheelchair Rugby team as they compete to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games.

A dream eight years in the making, Tyler teams up with para-bobsleigh icon Lonnie Bissonnette to tackle the world's fastest tracks in Whistler, B.C. Training pushes Tyler to his edge, coping with G-forces, trust in equipment, and split-second timing.

Have you ever felt embarrassed by your parent's disability? Did you ever take advantage of their disability? Canadians give us a candid view on what it's like to have a parent who is disabled.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Learning about Red Horse Connection and how it focuses on Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) for people with cognitive and physical disabilities.

Host Christa Couture explores Kamloops, BC, through the people who give their time, stories and traditions to others.

Gizelle de Guzman shares her music, Robyn Badger sends bubbles to heaven, and Luca "Lazylegz" Patuelli tops it all off with some dance moves.

Laura meets three very different visual artists with unique messages.

In this episode: embracing one's uniqueness. A musician with rare physical deformities and a clothing designer with cerebral palsy accomplish their dreams because of their disability.

Features and interviews with athletes, community groups, healthcare professionals and innovators who are driving positive social change in the world of sports.

Dave Brown travels to Newfoundland to meet Canadian comedy legend Mary Walsh; Mary shares her journey with macular degeneration, and reflects on her iconic career and lasting impact on Canadian comedy.

Early Learning and Inclusion documents the work of GRIT (Getting Ready for Inclusion Today) and its Early Childhood Education program.

Host Christa Couture explores Kamloops, BC, through the people who give their time, stories and traditions to others.

Gizelle de Guzman shares her music, Robyn Badger sends bubbles to heaven, and Luca "Lazylegz" Patuelli tops it all off with some dance moves.

Laura meets three very different visual artists with unique messages.

In this episode: embracing one's uniqueness. A musician with rare physical deformities and a clothing designer with cerebral palsy accomplish their dreams because of their disability.

Features and interviews with athletes, community groups, healthcare professionals and innovators who are driving positive social change in the world of sports.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Learning about Red Horse Connection and how it focuses on Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) for people with cognitive and physical disabilities.

Inspired by a new client, Bruce and Christian work on the development of their own adaptive designs for an accessible vehicle at Chute Lake Lodge. With weeks before the grand opening, the race is on.

Laura Bain and Shelby Travers travel to Canada's most easterly province, Newfoundland and Labrador, and experience the dramatic coastlines, colourful culture and friendly people in this unique part of the country.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Discussing the Vancouver Adapted Music Society (VAMS), an organization that introduces the world of music to individuals with disabilities.

Host Christa Couture explores Kamloops, BC, through the people who give their time, stories and traditions to others.

Gizelle de Guzman shares her music, Robyn Badger sends bubbles to heaven, and Luca "Lazylegz" Patuelli tops it all off with some dance moves.

Laura meets three very different visual artists with unique messages.

In this episode: embracing one's uniqueness. A musician with rare physical deformities and a clothing designer with cerebral palsy accomplish their dreams because of their disability.

Features and interviews with athletes, community groups, healthcare professionals and innovators who are driving positive social change in the world of sports.

Following the Canadian Wheelchair Rugby team as they compete to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games.

Laura Bain and Shelby Travers travel to Canada's most easterly province, Newfoundland and Labrador, and experience the dramatic coastlines, colourful culture and friendly people in this unique part of the country.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Discussing the Vancouver Adapted Music Society (VAMS), an organization that introduces the world of music to individuals with disabilities.

Host Christa Couture explores Kamloops, BC, through the people who give their time, stories and traditions to others.

Gizelle de Guzman shares her music, Robyn Badger sends bubbles to heaven, and Luca "Lazylegz" Patuelli tops it all off with some dance moves.

Laura meets three very different visual artists with unique messages.

Franklyn was born with cerebral palsy and wants to find a job where he can help the community and put his social skills to use; Shauna is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to put her creative crafting passion to work in a dynamic environment.

A nervous Maremma sheepdog and a relaxed cat test Janice as she makes several prosthetics; a German Shepherd needs an indoor slipper, and an Australian Cattle Dog seeks help for a knee injury.

Meeting two patients who have exhausted all non-surgical methods to control their glaucoma, and now require eye surgery.

A look inside one family's MAiD celebration, a unionized mime creates an access barrier and Victoria Vogue shows us the latest in disability fashion. Plus, all the headlines and more from the Squeaky Wheel news team.

Chris Judge and his community workshop crew help revitalize a deck and yard space; they help homeowner Darren overcome his fear of home maintenance.

Inspired by a new client, Bruce and Christian work on the development of their own adaptive designs for an accessible vehicle at Chute Lake Lodge. With weeks before the grand opening, the race is on.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Discussing the Vancouver Adapted Music Society (VAMS), an organization that introduces the world of music to individuals with disabilities.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

Meeting Canadians who share their stories and break down taboos around living with depression.

Dave Brown meets comedian Courtney Gilmour at The Second City Toronto as she preps for a night of stand-up. Courtney shares how she got her start and what inspires her to keep pushing boundaries on stage.

Learn about MusGo Rider, a non-profit providing accessible transportation to the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia. Staff shed light on what it means to service those who live in rural areas and lack access to appointments, grocery runs and their jobs.

Bobbi guides an exercise routine that works with seated options to strengthen the arms by using different grips to further develop upper body strength; dance teacher teaches the physical and mental benefits of movement energy.

Fred and Danny's van gives them trouble, putting the Las Vegas show in jeopardy; the boys spend an awkward night camping in the Mojave Desert.

As an athlete who is Deaf, former pro baseball player Tyson Gillies adapted to a sport that relies on verbal communication. With coaching, Tyler reads hand signals and tempo instead of sound, developing new instincts at the plate.

Meeting Canadians who share their stories and break down taboos around living with depression.