Accessible Media Inc.

With different reasons for using a wheelchair, Canadians from all across the country talk about what's it like to use a wheelchair.

After the death of their mother, 16-year-old twins Lennon and Lola Anderson are uprooted with their father to Halfway Bay. Smart, funny and independent, Lennon, who has cerebral palsy, is determined not to become "the disabled new girl.".

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

A feature on Keely Shaw, who talks about her partial paralysis and being a para-cyclist.

Melissa is a vibrant, young woman who's just finished college and started her career but since graduation, her body and style have changed.

Max pretends to be straight when the religious mother of his pregnant best friend, Maggie visits.

Pascal, David, Martin and Vincent invite viewers into their homes; the foursome get to know each other by meeting at David's store, a shoe shop for tall people.

Ottawa-born singer-songwriter Lucas Henneman is an accomplished singer and guitarist; Mexico-based pianist Eduardo Ibarra is a talented jazzman and a devoted teacher; what keeps these two artists on the same page is the importance both place on a harmonious family life.

Mark and Laura investigate the Queen's County Museum in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, where inexplicable things, like smoky wisps, eerie voice-like sounds and bumps, thuds and thumps occur.

Dave meets Olympic gold medalist Sami Jo Small at her all-girls hockey camp; Sami shares highlights from her career as Team Canada's goaltender while Dave suits up to learn what it really takes to protect the net.

Dave Brown hits the slopes with technical sportswear designer Lucy Wild to talk innovation, inclusion and high-performance gear. From Paralympic design to skiing in Whistler, this episode is all about pushing limits in style.

When Carly finds out that a new playground in the community won't have accessible ramps, she feels disappointed until she decides to speak up!

It's opening day for a new accessible playground, but Howie isn't very excited, that is until he learns that parks are for everyone!

After meeting someone new at the park, Isaac overcomes his shyness and realizes that friends can be different and still have fun together.

The clock is ticking as Janice has to cast, create, and fit a test brace from scratch; a smooth fox terrier's mysterious issue continues to be a challenge; a post-surgical goldendoodle finds out if his healing is on track.

Pascal, David, Martin and Vincent invite viewers into their homes; the foursome get to know each other by meeting at David's store, a shoe shop for tall people.

Ottawa-born singer-songwriter Lucas Henneman is an accomplished singer and guitarist; Mexico-based pianist Eduardo Ibarra is a talented jazzman and a devoted teacher; what keeps these two artists on the same page is the importance both place on a harmonious family life.

Mark and Laura investigate the Queen's County Museum in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, where inexplicable things, like smoky wisps, eerie voice-like sounds and bumps, thuds and thumps occur.

Hosted by Laura Bain; covering some of the biggest controversies surrounding disability language with an expert panel that includes Michelle McQuigge of The Canadian Press and journalist, writer and activist Andrew Pulrang.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

When Carly finds out that a new playground in the community won't have accessible ramps, she feels disappointed until she decides to speak up!

It's opening day for a new accessible playground, but Howie isn't very excited, that is until he learns that parks are for everyone!

After meeting someone new at the park, Isaac overcomes his shyness and realizes that friends can be different and still have fun together.

The clock is ticking as Janice has to cast, create, and fit a test brace from scratch; a smooth fox terrier's mysterious issue continues to be a challenge; a post-surgical goldendoodle finds out if his healing is on track.

Marco Pasqua joins AMI Vancouver's Grant Hardy as they travel through B.C.'s beautiful Okanagan Valley; they learn about its history and culture, enjoying local food and drinks and making friends along the way.

Big adventure awaits in Yellowknife, home to the elusive Northern Lights; host Therese Estacion learns the ways of the north from locals dog sledding, ice fishing and keeping warm in sub-zero temperatures.

Friends 4 Kindness is a non-profit that hosts an "Unbirthday" party to celebrate everyone.

A simple scrapyard trip becomes a winter nightmare as Dale and Gripp battle snow, ruts, and wrecked gear on a remote mountain road.

Melissa is a vibrant, young woman who's just finished college and started her career but since graduation, her body and style have changed.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

The chefs, with guest chef Jason Russo, prepare a Thai basil stir-fry with coconut sauce, roasted oysters and a truffle dessert.

Lobster salad snack, roast chicken and a caramel apple dip. Guest chef Michael Olson.

Mary takes viewers to the vibrant city of Montreal, where she visits Amèa Cafe to meet talented Chef Michael Coppa.

With different reasons for using a wheelchair, Canadians from all across the country talk about what's it like to use a wheelchair.

The Bucket Brigade follows the employees of Just Good Compost, a grassroots company based in Almonte, Ontario, that takes food waste and turns it back into compost soil while redefining what inclusive employment looks like.

All Jennie Bonang wants at the moment is a decent new roommate, a hand-basket at the grocery store and for her social media seminar at work to go well; is that too much to ask? Spoiler alert: yes.

After the death of their mother, 16-year-old twins Lennon and Lola Anderson are uprooted with their father to Halfway Bay. Smart, funny and independent, Lennon, who has cerebral palsy, is determined not to become "the disabled new girl.".

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

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

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

Meeting three professional performers of differing abilities, who describe the hard work and barriers they break down to express themselves through art.

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.

Tristan is a Deaf realtor.

Ryan Benoit runs a clothing brand from a storefront in Sudbury, Ontario. He wants to expand the brand to other parts of the country, but has to navigate his way past a major setback before that happens.

Dave meets Olympic gold medalist Sami Jo Small at her all-girls hockey camp; Sami shares highlights from her career as Team Canada's goaltender while Dave suits up to learn what it really takes to protect the net.

Dave Brown hits the slopes with technical sportswear designer Lucy Wild to talk innovation, inclusion and high-performance gear. From Paralympic design to skiing in Whistler, this episode is all about pushing limits in style.

Humboldt Broncos bus crash survivor Ryan Straschnitzki tries to narrow down which parasport will give him his best chance at making Team Canada for the Paralympics.

Tyler returns to hockey in Richmond, B.C., to train with Ashton Bell, captain of the PWHL Goldeneyes, discovering the challenge of standing hockey as a double amputee.

Having battled with the realities of multiple sclerosis for 46 years, Joanne craves independence and the feeling of freedom; Joanne takes on her fear of heights.

A mountain biking accident left Mitch paralyzed; he felt like he lost his purpose in life; the adrenaline junkie dreams of the day he can ride down his favorite trail again; Bruce has adventures in store for Mitch.

Chefs and guest chef Romel Griarte prepare paella, an arugula and Asian pear salad and grilled chicken breast.

A fashion show coinciding with Vancouver Fashion Week.

Edmonton chef Paul Shufelt guides host Mary Mammoliti through the preparation of one of his favourite dishes: chicken risotto.

Giselle Courteau, home baker and co-owner of Edmonton's hugely popular Duchess Bake Shop, Duchess Atelier and Café Linnea, walks Mary through her recipe for a Financier carrot cake.

All Jennie Bonang wants at the moment is a decent new roommate, a hand-basket at the grocery store and for her social media seminar at work to go well; is that too much to ask? Spoiler alert: yes.

Friends 4 Kindness is a non-profit that hosts an "Unbirthday" party to celebrate everyone.

A thoughtfully described exercise routine to create strong abdominals and strength in both arms.

When Carly finds out that a new playground in the community won't have accessible ramps, she feels disappointed until she decides to speak up!

It's opening day for a new accessible playground, but Howie isn't very excited, that is until he learns that parks are for everyone!

After meeting someone new at the park, Isaac overcomes his shyness and realizes that friends can be different and still have fun together.

Humboldt Broncos bus crash survivor Ryan Straschnitzki tries to narrow down which parasport will give him his best chance at making Team Canada for the Paralympics.

Tyler returns to hockey in Richmond, B.C., to train with Ashton Bell, captain of the PWHL Goldeneyes, discovering the challenge of standing hockey as a double amputee.

Having battled with the realities of multiple sclerosis for 46 years, Joanne craves independence and the feeling of freedom; Joanne takes on her fear of heights.

A mountain biking accident left Mitch paralyzed; he felt like he lost his purpose in life; the adrenaline junkie dreams of the day he can ride down his favorite trail again; Bruce has adventures in store for Mitch.

Chefs and guest chef Romel Griarte prepare paella, an arugula and Asian pear salad and grilled chicken breast.

A fashion show coinciding with Vancouver Fashion Week.

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

Dave meets Olympic gold medalist Sami Jo Small at her all-girls hockey camp; Sami shares highlights from her career as Team Canada's goaltender while Dave suits up to learn what it really takes to protect the net.

Dave Brown hits the slopes with technical sportswear designer Lucy Wild to talk innovation, inclusion and high-performance gear. From Paralympic design to skiing in Whistler, this episode is all about pushing limits in style.

Hosted by Laura Bain; covering some of the biggest controversies surrounding disability language with an expert panel that includes Michelle McQuigge of The Canadian Press and journalist, writer and activist Andrew Pulrang.

With different reasons for using a wheelchair, Canadians from all across the country talk about what's it like to use a wheelchair.

Marco Pasqua joins AMI Vancouver's Grant Hardy as they travel through B.C.'s beautiful Okanagan Valley; they learn about its history and culture, enjoying local food and drinks and making friends along the way.

A simple scrapyard trip becomes a winter nightmare as Dale and Gripp battle snow, ruts, and wrecked gear on a remote mountain road.

Chefs and guest chef Romel Griarte prepare paella, an arugula and Asian pear salad and grilled chicken breast.

A fashion show coinciding with Vancouver Fashion Week.

Humboldt Broncos bus crash survivor Ryan Straschnitzki tries to narrow down which parasport will give him his best chance at making Team Canada for the Paralympics.

Tyler returns to hockey in Richmond, B.C., to train with Ashton Bell, captain of the PWHL Goldeneyes, discovering the challenge of standing hockey as a double amputee.

After being hit by a truck, an Australian Shepherd comes to a crossroads about if he can walk with a brace on all fours again or have to have an amputation.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

Wendy is on the Autism spectrum and is looking to turn her passion for dogs into her first ever job; Nicholas, who is gay and has Down syndrome, hopes his love of fashion can land him a position in the retail world.

Vincent plans on creating a youth hostel in the basement of the church; meanwhile, David wants more space for his store, Pascal prepares his basketball camps and Martin is a security guard by day, an actor by night.

After the death of their mother, 16-year-old twins Lennon and Lola Anderson are uprooted with their father to Halfway Bay. Smart, funny and independent, Lennon, who has cerebral palsy, is determined not to become "the disabled new girl.".

All Jennie Bonang wants at the moment is a decent new roommate, a hand-basket at the grocery store and for her social media seminar at work to go well; is that too much to ask? Spoiler alert: yes.

Wendy is on the Autism spectrum and is looking to turn her passion for dogs into her first ever job; Nicholas, who is gay and has Down syndrome, hopes his love of fashion can land him a position in the retail world.