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Bianca, a track and field Paralympian and STEM student, discusses pushing beyond expectations of those in the blind community as she showcases her "nothing can stop me" attitude.

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

Michael C. Clive guests as the chefs prepare an Asian shrimp salad with mango noodle slaw, Musubi rolls and a quinoa salad.

A feature on the Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association, which offers therapeutic horse riding and equine-based wellness programs.

Janice casts a pug for a neck brace and a cat for an orthotic boot; an elderly Shih Tzu hopes to find a simple solution for a possible neurological problem.

Host April Hubbard and guests Serena Thompson, Maeghan Taverner and Andrew Jantzen discuss their experiences of health care, disability and accessibility.

A man carries more than his wheelchair to a 16-hour flight, disabled spies face a rogue agent and an international student gets unwanted advice. Plus, the day's headlines and more from The Squeaky Wheel news team.

A curse descends upon the store on inventory night, terrorizing the staff.

Ben, who became blind at the age of 17, is looking to get his start in the marketing world; museum enthusiast Mitchell is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to reinvent the tour guide experience during the pandemic.

Ryan plays in the national CWBL tournament, hoping to impress national team scouts; Ryan also shadows national sledge hockey video coaches in Calgary and must decide between pursuing it or to focus exclusively on basketball.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

Host April Hubbard and guests Serena Thompson, Maeghan Taverner and Andrew Jantzen discuss their experiences of health care, disability and accessibility.

A man carries more than his wheelchair to a 16-hour flight, disabled spies face a rogue agent and an international student gets unwanted advice. Plus, the day's headlines and more from The Squeaky Wheel news team.

A curse descends upon the store on inventory night, terrorizing the staff.

Ben, who became blind at the age of 17, is looking to get his start in the marketing world; museum enthusiast Mitchell is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to reinvent the tour guide experience during the pandemic.

Michael C. Clive guests as the chefs prepare an Asian shrimp salad with mango noodle slaw, Musubi rolls and a quinoa salad.

A feature on the Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association, which offers therapeutic horse riding and equine-based wellness programs.

Flying high with an acro yoga lesson, meeting slam poet Brandon Wint and taking an insider's trip through Chinatown, Granville Island and the Punjabi market.

Featuring stand-up comedy from Courtney Gilmour, Tanyalee Davis, Ahren Belisle and Ryan Lachance.

Guest chef Anna Olson helps prepare a Rockwell bake, curried cauliflower soup and pasta with white wine mushroom sauce.

Canadian Adaptive Climbing started with the goal of creating an opportunity for people to enjoy rock climbing by adapting the climbing experience for individuals.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

Host April Hubbard and guests Serena Thompson, Maeghan Taverner and Andrew Jantzen discuss their experiences of health care, disability and accessibility.

A man carries more than his wheelchair to a 16-hour flight, disabled spies face a rogue agent and an international student gets unwanted advice. Plus, the day's headlines and more from The Squeaky Wheel news team.

Chris and Linda hope to attract more people to Common Roots community farm by building comfy seating for all.

Ben, who became blind at the age of 17, is looking to get his start in the marketing world; museum enthusiast Mitchell is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to reinvent the tour guide experience during the pandemic.

Bianca, a track and field Paralympian and STEM student, discusses pushing beyond expectations of those in the blind community as she showcases her "nothing can stop me" attitude.

Featuring stand-up comedy from Courtney Gilmour, Tanyalee Davis, Ahren Belisle and Ryan Lachance.

Guest chef Anna Olson helps prepare a Rockwell bake, curried cauliflower soup and pasta with white wine mushroom sauce.

Canadian Adaptive Climbing started with the goal of creating an opportunity for people to enjoy rock climbing by adapting the climbing experience for individuals.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

Host April Hubbard and guests Serena Thompson, Maeghan Taverner and Andrew Jantzen discuss their experiences of health care, disability and accessibility.

A man carries more than his wheelchair to a 16-hour flight, disabled spies face a rogue agent and an international student gets unwanted advice. Plus, the day's headlines and more from The Squeaky Wheel news team.

Chris and Linda hope to attract more people to Common Roots community farm by building comfy seating for all.

Bobbi leads an exercise routine, with seated options, focusing on the muscles of the chest, back, legs and glutes; Bobbi sits down with a breathing behavior specialist to talk about the right kind of breath to make a body feel safe.

Bianca, a track and field Paralympian and STEM student, discusses pushing beyond expectations of those in the blind community as she showcases her "nothing can stop me" attitude.

Dave Brown hits the track with driver Marie-Soleil "Sunny" Labelle, who shares how she discovered her passion for racing; then, Sunny takes Dave for a spin to experience the rush of speed firsthand!

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Flying high with an acro yoga lesson, meeting slam poet Brandon Wint and taking an insider's trip through Chinatown, Granville Island and the Punjabi market.

Guest chef Anna Olson helps prepare a Rockwell bake, curried cauliflower soup and pasta with white wine mushroom sauce.

Canadian Adaptive Climbing started with the goal of creating an opportunity for people to enjoy rock climbing by adapting the climbing experience for individuals.

Mary visits the Terrafina restaurant at Hester Creek Winery, in the Okanagan Valley, to meet Chef Adair Scott; Adair shares his personal culinary journey and why he chose to become a chef.

Eager to own their first house, Beth and Cody bought one sight unseen and were faced with a harsh reality once they stepped inside. Follow along as the two turn an unlivable house into the accessible home of their dreams.

Taylor became a paraplegic after an injury training as a gymnast; she has built up an online tea brand with impressive results; with the opening of her first café imminent, she has questions for the mentors.

Alex Smyth heads to the Niagara region to explore the history, agriculture, sites and sounds that make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada.

Bianca, a track and field Paralympian and STEM student, discusses pushing beyond expectations of those in the blind community as she showcases her "nothing can stop me" attitude.

Mary visits the Terrafina restaurant at Hester Creek Winery, in the Okanagan Valley, to meet Chef Adair Scott; Adair shares his personal culinary journey and why he chose to become a chef.

Eager to own their first house, Beth and Cody bought one sight unseen and were faced with a harsh reality once they stepped inside. Follow along as the two turn an unlivable house into the accessible home of their dreams.

Taylor became a paraplegic after an injury training as a gymnast; she has built up an online tea brand with impressive results; with the opening of her first café imminent, she has questions for the mentors.

Alex Smyth heads to the Niagara region to explore the history, agriculture, sites and sounds that make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada.

Guest chef Anna Olson helps prepare a Rockwell bake, curried cauliflower soup and pasta with white wine mushroom sauce.

Canadian Adaptive Climbing started with the goal of creating an opportunity for people to enjoy rock climbing by adapting the climbing experience for individuals.

The episode follows Tyler as sit-ski athlete Jay Rawe guides him through his first real day in an adaptive rig at Sunshine Village.

Canadians set the record straight on the stigmas and realities of living with chronic pain by asking the questions no one dares to ask.

Ben, who became blind at the age of 17, is looking to get his start in the marketing world; museum enthusiast Mitchell is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to reinvent the tour guide experience during the pandemic.

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.

Laura Bain tries BuzzClip, a wearable utility tool for people who are blind, deafblind or partially sighted; Bethany Deer learns more about making metal into art; Grant Hardy visits Goodly Foods.

Mary visits the Terrafina restaurant at Hester Creek Winery, in the Okanagan Valley, to meet Chef Adair Scott; Adair shares his personal culinary journey and why he chose to become a chef.

Eager to own their first house, Beth and Cody bought one sight unseen and were faced with a harsh reality once they stepped inside. Follow along as the two turn an unlivable house into the accessible home of their dreams.

Taylor became a paraplegic after an injury training as a gymnast; she has built up an online tea brand with impressive results; with the opening of her first café imminent, she has questions for the mentors.

Alex Smyth heads to the Niagara region to explore the history, agriculture, sites and sounds that make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada.

Dave Brown hits the track with driver Marie-Soleil "Sunny" Labelle, who shares how she discovered her passion for racing; then, Sunny takes Dave for a spin to experience the rush of speed firsthand!

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Ben, who became blind at the age of 17, is looking to get his start in the marketing world; museum enthusiast Mitchell is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to reinvent the tour guide experience during the pandemic.

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.

Laura Bain tries BuzzClip, a wearable utility tool for people who are blind, deafblind or partially sighted; Bethany Deer learns more about making metal into art; Grant Hardy visits Goodly Foods.

Mary visits the Terrafina restaurant at Hester Creek Winery, in the Okanagan Valley, to meet Chef Adair Scott; Adair shares his personal culinary journey and why he chose to become a chef.

Eager to own their first house, Beth and Cody bought one sight unseen and were faced with a harsh reality once they stepped inside. Follow along as the two turn an unlivable house into the accessible home of their dreams.

Taylor became a paraplegic after an injury training as a gymnast; she has built up an online tea brand with impressive results; with the opening of her first café imminent, she has questions for the mentors.

Featuring stand-up comedy from Courtney Gilmour, Tanyalee Davis, Ahren Belisle and Ryan Lachance.

Dave Brown hits the track with driver Marie-Soleil "Sunny" Labelle, who shares how she discovered her passion for racing; then, Sunny takes Dave for a spin to experience the rush of speed firsthand!

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Caden outfits his truck for back road recoveries as Dale bets on a quick tractor flip. Gripp, Oliver and Mike take a risky mountain haul, but brake issues and ice send both jobs spiralling, landing Dale in a ditch.

The episode follows Tyler as sit-ski athlete Jay Rawe guides him through his first real day in an adaptive rig at Sunshine Village.

Canadians set the record straight on the stigmas and realities of living with chronic pain by asking the questions no one dares to ask.

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.

Laura Bain tries BuzzClip, a wearable utility tool for people who are blind, deafblind or partially sighted; Bethany Deer learns more about making metal into art; Grant Hardy visits Goodly Foods.

The travel secrets of the 6ix, Canada's big and bold metropolis of Toronto; talented locals, including comedian Ann Pornel and activist Spencer West, show host Therese Estacion a side of Toronto that has never been seen before.

From wheelchair racing to the LGBTQ+ club scene in Toronto, Tai opens up about his passions and interests, as well as the strange behaviour people exhibit when they see a wheelchair user.

A woman with a rare condition, whose emotions control her physical well-being; a young man who has chronic pain learns the significance of listening to his body.

The I Be Fast Track Club has Craig Blackman leading their team; another coach is working to make pickleball inclusive for all.

Dave Brown hits the track with driver Marie-Soleil "Sunny" Labelle, who shares how she discovered her passion for racing; then, Sunny takes Dave for a spin to experience the rush of speed firsthand!

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

The travel secrets of the 6ix, Canada's big and bold metropolis of Toronto; talented locals, including comedian Ann Pornel and activist Spencer West, show host Therese Estacion a side of Toronto that has never been seen before.

From wheelchair racing to the LGBTQ+ club scene in Toronto, Tai opens up about his passions and interests, as well as the strange behaviour people exhibit when they see a wheelchair user.

A woman with a rare condition, whose emotions control her physical well-being; a young man who has chronic pain learns the significance of listening to his body.

The I Be Fast Track Club has Craig Blackman leading their team; another coach is working to make pickleball inclusive for all.

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.

Laura Bain tries BuzzClip, a wearable utility tool for people who are blind, deafblind or partially sighted; Bethany Deer learns more about making metal into art; Grant Hardy visits Goodly Foods.

When Christian presents an idea he's had to Bruce, they hit the skies to the Baja Peninsula.

Alex Smyth heads to the Niagara region to explore the history, agriculture, sites and sounds that make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada.

Christine Ha & Carl Heinrich talk Umami with Donna Dooher.

Run by Dimitri Neonakis, Dream Wings flies kids of all abilities in his four-seater airplane over the beautiful landscapes of Nova Scotia.

The travel secrets of the 6ix, Canada's big and bold metropolis of Toronto; talented locals, including comedian Ann Pornel and activist Spencer West, show host Therese Estacion a side of Toronto that has never been seen before.

From wheelchair racing to the LGBTQ+ club scene in Toronto, Tai opens up about his passions and interests, as well as the strange behaviour people exhibit when they see a wheelchair user.

A woman with a rare condition, whose emotions control her physical well-being; a young man who has chronic pain learns the significance of listening to his body.

The I Be Fast Track Club has Craig Blackman leading their team; another coach is working to make pickleball inclusive for all.

Caden outfits his truck for back road recoveries as Dale bets on a quick tractor flip. Gripp, Oliver and Mike take a risky mountain haul, but brake issues and ice send both jobs spiralling, landing Dale in a ditch.

Alex Smyth heads to the Niagara region to explore the history, agriculture, sites and sounds that make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada.

Christine Ha & Carl Heinrich talk Umami with Donna Dooher.

Run by Dimitri Neonakis, Dream Wings flies kids of all abilities in his four-seater airplane over the beautiful landscapes of Nova Scotia.

The travel secrets of the 6ix, Canada's big and bold metropolis of Toronto; talented locals, including comedian Ann Pornel and activist Spencer West, show host Therese Estacion a side of Toronto that has never been seen before.

From wheelchair racing to the LGBTQ+ club scene in Toronto, Tai opens up about his passions and interests, as well as the strange behaviour people exhibit when they see a wheelchair user.

Ben, who became blind at the age of 17, is looking to get his start in the marketing world; museum enthusiast Mitchell is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to reinvent the tour guide experience during the pandemic.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

Host April Hubbard and guests Serena Thompson, Maeghan Taverner and Andrew Jantzen discuss their experiences of health care, disability and accessibility.

A man carries more than his wheelchair to a 16-hour flight, disabled spies face a rogue agent and an international student gets unwanted advice. Plus, the day's headlines and more from The Squeaky Wheel news team.

Chris and Linda hope to attract more people to Common Roots community farm by building comfy seating for all.

When Christian presents an idea he's had to Bruce, they hit the skies to the Baja Peninsula.

Christine Ha & Carl Heinrich talk Umami with Donna Dooher.

Run by Dimitri Neonakis, Dream Wings flies kids of all abilities in his four-seater airplane over the beautiful landscapes of Nova Scotia.

After a group skydiving adventure, Brittney organizes a surprise birthday party for Brian as he and Victoria work through a rocky time in their relationship; Aleem is hospitalized.

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

Dave Brown meets David Shannon, disability and human rights activist, lawyer, author and adventurer. They discuss David's career before heading to a bookshop, where David shares poetry from his latest collection.

Follow the emotional journeys of individuals and their life-changing relationships with service dogs from MSAR.

Bobbi leads us through an exercise routine, with seated options, targeting the muscles of the glutes and shoulders with some fun poses; a meditation instructor has a new perspective on how to meditate and what it can do for mind and body.

Caden outfits his truck for back road recoveries as Dale bets on a quick tractor flip. Gripp, Oliver and Mike take a risky mountain haul, but brake issues and ice send both jobs spiralling, landing Dale in a ditch.

After a group skydiving adventure, Brittney organizes a surprise birthday party for Brian as he and Victoria work through a rocky time in their relationship; Aleem is hospitalized.

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