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Triple VisionPart 1: A New CEO, A New CNIBIn a two-part series the Triple Vision team and guests sit down with CNIB’s newest Chief Executive Officer, Angela Bonfanti, to talk about what CNIB is, and where it is going. In August 2024 Bonfanti became the organizations’ first female leader. In this first of two podcasts the team brings in two members of its advisory committee, Marcia yale and Vic Pereira to help guide the discussion. We have a frank conversation with Angela starting with the TV podcast that was pulled down two years ago, and then we move on to other issues such as whether CNIB is an o...2025-07-0234 minTriple VisionPart 1: A New CEO, A New CNIBIn a two-part series the Triple Vision team and guests sit down with CNIB’s newest Chief Executive Officer, Angela Bonfanti, to talk about what CNIB is, and where it is going. In August 2024 Bonfanti became the organizations’ first female leader. In this first of two podcasts the team brings in two members of its advisory committee, Marcia yale and Vic Pereira to help guide the discussion. We have a frank conversation with Angela starting with the TV podcast that was pulled down two years ago, and then we move on to other issues such as whether CNIB is an o...2025-07-0234 minTriple VisionPart 1: A New CEO, A New CNIB?In a two-part series the Triple Vision team and guests sit down with CNIB’s newest Chief Executive Officer, Angela Bonfanti, to talk about what CNIB is, and where it is going. In August 2024 Bonfanti became the organizations’ first female leader. In this first of two podcasts the team brings in two members of its advisory committee, Marcia yale and Vic Pereira to help guide the discussion. We have a frank conversation with Angela starting with the TV podcast that was pulled down two years ago, and then we move on to other issues such as whether CNIB is an o...2025-06-2633 minTriple VisionPart 1: A New CEO, A New CNIB?In a two-part series the Triple Vision team and guests sit down with CNIB’s newest Chief Executive Officer, Angela Bonfanti, to talk about what CNIB is, and where it is going. In August 2024 Bonfanti became the organizations’ first female leader. In this first of two podcasts the team brings in two members of its advisory committee, Marcia yale and Vic Pereira to help guide the discussion. We have a frank conversation with Angela starting with the TV podcast that was pulled down two years ago, and then we move on to other issues such as whether CNIB is an o...2025-06-2633 min
心中的眼睛 Insightful VisionEp 50: CNIB 要作家訪？今集的《心中的眼睛》，主持人會分享他們是否願意讓其他人來訪他們的家。他們也會解釋為何 CNIB 會派遣專業人士進行家訪，以及這些家訪如何幫助 CNIB 會員。#CNIB #會員 #家訪 #專業人士 #心中的眼睛 #Insightful Vision #VIP #JBVC記得訂閱《心中的眼睛》Podcast，與朋友分享，讓更多人知道：愛，超越視覺！請支持, 讚好, 和訂閱這個頻道, 和分享給您身邊的朋友一齊收聽! 感謝您!請瀏覽我們的網站 https://www.jbvc.vip/ 以了解更多有關JBVC的信息。歡迎加入樂明視障團 (JBVC)的WhatsApp頻道，了解更多資訊並參與我們的活動。https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VajoG5cA2pL6KEPmBM1m2025-05-2834 min心中的眼睛 Insightful VisionEp 49: CNIB會員福利知多少？今集的《心中的眼睛》，主持人會探討視障人士為何應成為 CNIB 會員和 CNIB 會員能享有的福利。 他們還會提供 CNIB 多倫多和溫哥華辦事處的聯絡資訊。#CNIB #會員 #福利 #心中的眼睛 #Insightful Vision #VIP #JBVC記得訂閱《心中的眼睛》Podcast，與朋友分享，讓更多人知道：愛，超越視覺！請支持, 讚好, 和訂閱這個頻道, 和分享給您身邊的朋友一齊收聽! 感謝您!請瀏覽我們的網站 https://www.jbvc.vip/ 以了解更多有關JBVC的信息。歡迎加入樂明視障團 (JBVC)的WhatsApp頻道，了解更多資訊並參與我們的活動。https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VajoG5cA2pL6KEPmBM1m2025-05-2232 min
AT Banter PodcastAT Banter Podcast Episode 424 - Angela Bonfanti & CNIBThis week, we’re thrilled to welcome Angela Bonfanti, President and CEO of CNIB, to the podcast! Angela shares her personal journey and how her father’s experience with vision loss inspired her path, along with how she transitioned from the world of politics to leading one of Canada's most impactful disability organizations. We discuss CNIB's evolution, including the innovative Community Hubs and Mobile Hubs, and highlight the urgent need for improved mental health support for those experiencing vision loss. We even dive into the power of storytelling to shift public perceptions, the importance of collaboration across disability groups, and...2025-05-141h 02
Double TapAngela Bonfanti on Employment, Tech, and a Bold Vision for CNIB’s FutureIn this powerful and candid episode, Steven and Shaun sit down with Angela Bonfanti, the President and CEO of CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind), to explore how one of Canada’s most influential blindness organizations is transforming its approach to employment, technology, and inclusion.Angela shares her deep personal connection to CNIB—from a childhood shaped by her father’s vision loss, to her 13-year journey within the organization. She offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at how CNIB’s groundbreaking “Come to Work” program is tackling Canada's staggering 28% employment rate for people with vision loss, and explains...2025-03-2756 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkThe Blind Truth – Seeing beyond sightWelcome to the first episode of The Blind Truth, where hosts Taylor and Vivi discuss the foundation for understanding sight loss by debunking common stereotypes and misconceptions about blindness and answering common questions. Plus, learn more about Taylor and Vivi’s roles within the CNIB Advocacy – Voices for Action team.2025-03-2652 minCNIB Podcast NetworkThe Blind Truth – Pathways to progress: Making transportation accessibleIn the final episode of The Blind Truth, Taylor and Vivi examine the state of public transit in Edmonton and Winnipeg, highlighting the successes of CNIB’s Get on Board advocacy campaign and the work that still needs to be done to create safe and accessible journeys across Canada. They’re joined by Trevor Dennehy, Director of LRT Operations and Maintenance at Edmonton Transit Service, and Simran Bhinder, Accessibility Coordinator at Winnipeg Transit, who are passionate about educating the public and other transit agencies on how to improve transit accessibility.2025-03-261h 26
STJnoticias04/02 - CNIB pode ser usada na execução de título extrajudicialA Terceira Turma do Superior Tribunal de Justiça reforçou entendimento de que a Central Nacional de Indisponibilidade de Bens pode ser usada em execuções civis entre particulares, mas de forma subsidiária, ou seja, depois de tentativas frustradas de outros meios de cobrança.
O caso analisado envolveu um banco que processava uma empresa em recuperação judicial. Após tentativas de penhorar bens como imóveis e veículos, o juiz determinou o uso da Central Nacional de Indisponibilidade de Bens.
O tribunal estadual manteve a decisão, argumentando que a CNIB não se restringe a execuções f...2025-02-0301 min
Brian Crombie Radio HourBrian Crombie Radio Hour - Epi 1269 - CNIB, Blindness, Guide Dogs and Giving Tuesday with Joan Kelley Walker and Angela BonfantiBrian interviews Joan Kelley Walker and Angela Bonfanti. Joan Kelley Walker is a TV personality and star of The Real Housewives of Toronto, as well as an avid supporter of CNIB, an ambassador for World Vision and many other charities and events. Angela Bonfanti is the newly appointed President and CEO of CNIB, a national non-profit whose mission is to change what it is to be blind through innovative programs and powerful advocacy that enable Canadians impacted by blindness to live the lives they choose. She is the first female to ever hold this position in CNIB’s 106-year history. Th...2024-11-2943 min
The PulseCNIB’s Get on Board! Campaign with Stephanie PilonOn The Pulse, host Grant Hardy highlights important issues in the disability community. On today’s episode he speaks with Stephanie Pilon, Manager of Campaigns and Advocacy at the CNIB. Stephanie joins the show to share information on the CNIB’s Get on Board! Campaign, including what an accessible bus stop includes, the biggest barriers to public transit, and what you can do to help the CNIB achieve their goal of Safe and Accessible Journeys! For more information on the Get on Board! Campaign, or to participate in the Secret Rider Survey, visit www.cnib.caHig...2024-11-2726 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 10: An Introduction To CryptocurrencyIn the final episode of Dollars Seen Differently, Graham Dobbs from TMU discusses the basics of cryptocurrency. Graham explains that cryptocurrency, unlike traditional currency, is a decentralized digital form of money, often managed through blockchain technology. He explores types of cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, altcoins, and stable coins, and discusses the security risks, volatility, and privacy features that distinguish them from traditional currencies. Graham also considers how cryptocurrencies may act more as a speculative investment than as practical currency substitutes. This episode offers listeners an informative look into cryptocurrency’s complex role in today’s economy, highlighting both its potential and...2024-11-2219 minCNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 9: Life InsuranceIn Episode 9 of Dollar Seen Differently, Ryan Chin from Sunlife Financial and Peridot Financial Solutions explains the importance and types of life insurance available for individuals, including those with disabilities. Chin shares that life insurance is often sought to cover debts, leave a legacy, or handle final expenses, and it can help protect loved ones financially. He introduces three main types of life insurance: Term Insurance (temporary, covering a set period), Permanent Insurance (covers an individual’s entire life), and Participating Permanent Insurance (a policy that grows in value over time through dividends). He discusses eligibility, the application process, and ho...2024-11-2228 minCNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 8: Debt and Taxes - The BasicsIn Episode 8 of Dollars Seen Differently, we cover the essentials of financial literacy, focusing on debts, loans, and taxes. The episode discusses different types of loans—such as credit cards, lines of credit, mortgages, and payday loans—highlighting their pros and cons. The speakers emphasize the importance of managing debt responsibly, understanding interest rates, and the dangers of consumerism. They also explain how poor financial decisions can lead to long-term consequences, including damaged credit scores and mental stress. The episode wraps up by discussing the importance of filing taxes annually, even for those without income, and how missing tax deadlines can...2024-11-2248 minCNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 7: Scholarships For Students With DisabilitiesIn Episode 7 of Dollars Seen Differently, Sheldon Brown highlights CNIB’s wide range of scholarships and bursaries, which support students across Canada, addressing both financial need and accessibility requirements for those with sight loss. Katja introduces NEADS’ financial assistance program, which offers grants and partner-funded scholarships, aimed at reducing student debt and improving accessibility on campus. Both speakers emphasize the importance of early preparation, meeting eligibility criteria, and making an emotional connection in scholarship applications. Katja also mentions disabilityawards.ca, a useful resource to search for additional disability-specific scholarships.
Show notes: https://www.cnib.ca/sites/default/files/2024-11/Dollars%20Seen...2024-11-2239 minCNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 6: Financial Aid For Post-Secondary StudentsIn Episode 6 of Dollars Seen Differently, Joanna Angelidis from BCIT and Ellis Parsons from CNIB discuss financial aid options for students, especially those with disabilities. They explore various resources, including the Canada Student Grant for Students with Disabilities and provincial student loans, while emphasizing the importance of early planning, understanding eligibility requirements, and staying organized throughout the application process. They advise students to consult both financial aid and accessibility services at their post-secondary institution to receive comprehensive guidance. Ellis explains that students can customize loan amounts and avoid loans if grants meet their needs. The discussion covers the six-month grace...2024-11-2221 minCNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 5: Registered AccountsIn Episode 5 of Dollars Seen Differently, financial expert Selene Mathews-Negash discusses various registered accounts available in Canada, including the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP), First Home Savings Account (FHSA), and Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP). She debunks common myths, such as the misconception that RRSP funds are locked in until retirement and explains the importance of using these accounts to maximize savings. Selene also highlights the significance of starting an emergency fund and offers advice on where to begin investing based on individual goals, emphasizing the importance of government-provided grants and bonds in accounts like the...2024-11-2236 minCNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 4: Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP)In Episode 4 of Dollars Seen Differently, Ryan Chin from Sun Life Financial and Peridot Financial Solutions explains the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), designed for Canadians with disabilities to save long-term and grow tax-free until withdrawal. The RDSP offers government benefits through grants and bonds, potentially providing up to $90,000 in combined contributions over the plan’s lifetime. Ryan discusses eligibility requirements, making contributions, and how contributions can be matched through the Canada Disability Savings Grant (CDSG). And he shares how the Canada Disability Savings Bond (CDSB) can offer additional money to low-income individuals, even if they don’t contribute. He also...2024-11-2221 minCNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 3: Disability BenefitsEpisode 3 of Dollars Seen Differently discusses two significant financial benefits available to Canadians with disabilities: the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) and the Canada Pension Plan Disability (CPPD). The DTC is a non-refundable tax credit aimed at individuals with severe, prolonged disabilities, helping reduce taxes and access other programs like the Canada Workers Benefit (CWB), Child Disability Benefit (CDB), and the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP). The CPPD provides financial assistance to individuals unable to work due to a disability, provided they have made sufficient contributions to the CPP and have a severe and prolonged disability. The speakers emphasize the importance...2024-11-2234 minCNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 2: Finding Government Benefits With Prosper CanadaIn Episode 2 of Dollars Seen Differently, Prosper Canada, a national charity, offers financial empowerment tools for Canadians, including the Benefits Way Finder and the Disability Benefits Compass. These free, accessible tools help users identify and apply for government benefits, particularly those often overlooked by low- to moderate-income individuals. The discussion emphasizes the importance of these tools in enhancing financial well-being by providing easy access to various financial supports across Canada.
Show notes: https://www.cnib.ca/sites/default/files/2024-11/Dollars%20Seen%20Differently%20Episode%202%20-%20Finding%20Government%20Benefits%20With%20Prosper%20Canada.pdf2024-11-2231 minCNIB Podcast NetworkDollars Seen Differently – Episode 1: Common Money Questions With The CNIB National Youth CouncilEpisode 1 of Dollars Seen Differently explores financial literacy topics aimed at youth with sight loss, focusing on key concerns like the importance of understanding money management from a young age, banking options, online financial institutions, and strategies to avoid impulse purchases. Laura Mackenrot provides insights into the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), emphasizing its role in long-term financial planning for people with disabilities. She also discusses the significance of building good credit, handling student loans, and planning for retirement through sound financial decisions. The conversation offers practical tips for youth navigating financial independence and highlights resources like Prosper Canada for ad...2024-11-2240 minDouble TapCNIB Cybersecurity Event & Everyone’s Angry At ShaunToday on the show Steven and Shaun learn about an event coming up from CNIB focused on teaching blind people on the best ways to ensure that we are all aware of cybersecurity and how to keep ourselves safe online.Shaun speaks to David Kapper-Burch who is the lead for digital technology and training at the CNIB Smartlife Technology Program, and Wendy Hong who is an apprentice on the program. They both discuss the need for vigilance online and what accessible tools are out there that we can all use to keep our data and passwords safe...2024-10-0955 min
Parenting The Adlerian Way173: The Importance Of Children’s Eye Health. A Fascinating Conversation With The Folks From CNIB!This is a vital episode for all parents. Listen and learn how to get all the education, resources and support you can for your child’s vision thanks to The Canadian National Institute for the Blind. CNIB’s VP Suzanne Decary-van den Broek and CNIB’s Family Guide, Sharon Kanhai-Johnston share some interesting research facts with me. Did you know most parents are unwittingly putting their children at risk for health and educational setbacks because they don’t understand the schedule and importance of eye exams for their children? I messed it up with my second child and I don’t wa...2024-09-2632 min
In We BloodWhy Making Caribbean Culture Accessible to People w/ Low-Vision & Blindness Matters | CNIBKeya, the Director of Disability Justice from CNIB foundation, shares her experience of playing mas in Trinidad as someone with low-vision, why its necessary to make Caribbean culture more accessible, and shifting attitudes towards people with blindness.~~Connect ~~CNIB: https://www.cnib.ca/Instagram ♡Follow Keyanna: https://www.instagram.com/keybees/ Follow In We Blood: https://www.instagram.com/inweblood_/ Tiktok ☆In We Blood: https://www.tiktok.com/@inweblood2024-07-2737 min
The Charles Bonnet Syndrome PodcastEpisode 23: Lucia Ricardo from the CNIBIn this episode, Shaimond and Antoinette interview Lucia Ricardo, a program lead at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB). They explore the condition's history, personal experiences, the importance of awareness among medical professionals, and the impact of peer support. Lucia shares insights into the CNIB's efforts in supporting individuals with CBS, including the creation of a support group called 'Seeing Things.' The episode also delves into the challenges caregivers face, coping mechanisms for those experiencing CBS, and the significance of spreading awareness through various platforms, including arts and academia.Contact Lucia at Lucia.Ricardo...2024-05-251h 12
CNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Braille Creative Writing Contest (2023)In the fall, we interviewed four students who entered the 2023 CNIB Braille Creative Writing Contest and also attended the Writing With Feeling Retreat at CNIB Lake Joe. Hear from Aiza, Ali, Donna-Lynn and Fajer about their experiences.2023-12-1536 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkThe Lens: Living Diverse – What’s on the Horizon with Disability JusticeThe Lens: Living Diverse welcomes Stephanie Pilon, CNIB program lead and passionate advocate for social justice, as our special guest. We’ll discuss diversity inclusion, and disability justice. Plus, hear from Steph about her intersecting identities and lived experience as a person with sight loss who is part of the 2SLGBTQ community.2023-10-2353 minDouble TapCNIB Sells LEGO & Audible Sync for Victor Reader UpdateToday on the show, Steven and Shaun discuss the breaking news that HumanWare has announced it is working to bring a fix to the Audible issue on their new Victor Reader Stream 3rd Generation by the first quarter of 2024.
Also, Andrea Voss from the CNIB joins the guys to chat about their ongoing partnership with LEGO and how you can get your hands on the new Braille Bricks from their CNIB SmartLife store. Link here: https://www.cnib.ca/en/news/lego-introduces-braille-bricks?re-gion=on
And of course, there’s more of your feedback, including suggestions for backpacks, and also a so...2023-09-1555 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Lake Joe On The Go! – Accessibility at Lake JoeCNIB Lake Joe On The Go! – Accessibility at Lake Joe by CNIB / INCA2023-09-1222 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIBs ILSC 2023 Submission – Common GroundHosted by The German Federation of the Blind and Partially Sighted (DBSV) and VIEWS International, the International Low-Vision Song Contest (ILSC) is a music contest for blind and visually impaired musicians. The contest provides a global platform for musicians to share their art and talent, to inspire and entertain. Organizations representing their respective countries submit a song to compete in the contest, and the winner is determined through online voting.
CNIB’s submission, a song called Common Ground, was composed and performed by Jade Ondrik, Music Specialist at CNIB Lake Joe, and Measha Brueggergosman-Lee, CNIB Brand Ambassador.
The lyrics to Co...2023-05-1003 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkThe Lens: Living Diverse – Under The Microscope With ResearchThe Lens: Living Diverse welcomes Dr. Mahadeo Sukhai, Vice President of Research & International Affairs and Chief Accessibility Officer at CNIB, to the podcast.
In this in-depth conversation, Mahadeo discusses the importance of research, analysis, and evaluation for diverse communities. He also tells the story of his family’s migration from the Caribbean to Canada and the experience of achieving his lifelong goal of becoming a genetic scientist.
Listen and learn more theories and practices such as persona, social determinants of health, and others that should be highlighted to make delivering services and programs effective for diverse participants in human service or...2022-12-121h 00
CNIB Podcast NetworkKnow Your Rights – Episode 9: EducationIn the podcast series finale, Jacob meets with college student, advocate and influencer, Alicia Chenier, and human rights and employment lawyer, Hina Ghaus, to discuss legal rights related to post-secondary education and advocacy strategies.
To access links to external resources referenced in Episode 9, visit www.cnib.ca/knowyourrights
Disclaimer: Content covered in the Know Your Rights podcast series is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. CNIB does not make guarantees about the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the content. CNIB and the podcast participants assume no responsibility for how...2022-12-0629 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkThe Lens: Living Diverse – Seeing Eye to EyeIn Episode 12 of The Lens: Living Diverse, Ben, Vivi, and special guest Kat Hamilton have a candid conversation about allyship.
Kat is a strong supporter of many diverse communities, which include people living with disabilities, women’s rights, racialized communities, BIPOC and the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
Listen to the trio chat about entitlement vs. advocacy and effective methods for promoting empowerment over perpetuating acts that are enabling. Learn about allyship, strategies for being an ally, misconceptions about allyship, fears and discomfort that may come with being an ally, the balance of being an effective ally, and more.
If you want to ge...2022-11-2852 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkKnow Your Rights – Episode 8: Guide DogsIn Episode 8, Jacob meets with guide dog handlers, Patti Ellis, Guy Carriere, and Federal Crown Attorney, Jason Mitschele, to discuss the rights of guide dog handlers and some of the strategies that can be used to challenge discrimination.
To access links to external resources referenced in Episode 8, visit www.cnib.ca/knowyourrights
Disclaimer: Content covered in the Know Your Rights podcast series is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. CNIB does not make guarantees about the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the content. CNIB and the podcast participants assume...2022-11-2337 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkThe Lens: Living Diverse – Shedding Light on Toxic Femininity Part 1In the latest episode the The Lens: Living Diverse, Neisha, Vivi and Keya examine toxic femininity. Listen to the trio discuss navigating the world as racialized women, the countless expectations associated with being feminine, and different techniques they use to combat toxic femininity.
Show notes:
The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11337.The_Bluest_Eye
Survival of the prettiest by Nancy L. Etcoff: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/106860.Survival_of_the_Prettiest
You Can't Touch My Hair And Other Things I Still Have to Explain by Phoebe Robinson: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29496435...2022-11-0351 minCNIB Podcast NetworkThe Lens: Living Diverse – A Cultural Look at Guide Dog TeamsEpisode 9 of The Lens: Living Diverse, celebrates Guide Dog Access Month and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Special guests Stephen McKinney and Andrea McIvor share their lived experiences as guide dog handlers from an Indigenous perspective.
Listen and learn about the barriers of being a guide dog handler, the successes of having a guide dog, extinguishing misconceptions about guide dogs in cultural communities, the experience of sight loss in Indigenous culture, and more.
CNIB Diversity & Inclusion website: cnib.ca/en/support-us/advocat…inclusion-we-are-cnib2022-10-2550 minCNIB Podcast NetworkThe Lens: Living Diverse – Time to be Seen and Heard at Cultural EventsIn Episode 8 of The Lens: Living Diverse, we introduce our new co-host, Vivi Dabee! Hear our conversation about our favourite cultural events, the accessibility of events, fun and memorable moments.
CNIB Diversity & Inclusion website: https://cnib.ca/en/support-us/advocate/diversity-inclusion-we-are-cnib2022-10-1350 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkGuide Dog Access Awareness Month – Meet BlairTo mark Guide Dog Access Awareness Month, Ryan Hooey spoke with Blair Young about his experiences as a guide dog handler. Listen to their conversation about about guide dog rights in the workplace, physical and attitudinal barriers, education, advocacy, and more.
Transcript: https://cnib.ca/en/blog/guide-dog-access-awareness-month-meet-blair2022-09-2107 minCNIB Podcast NetworkThe Lens: Living Diverse – Watching A Generation GrowIn Episode 7 of The Lens: Living Diverse, Ben becomes young again as he chats with two incredible youth living with sight loss, Maggie and Daren. The teens share their perspectives on diversity, equity, and inclusion, as well as their own lived experiences with their intersecting identities. At the end of the insightful discussion, Ben plays a word association game with his guests.
CNIB Diversity & Inclusion website: cnib.ca/en/support-us/advocat…inclusion-we-are-cnib2022-08-2937 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Lake Joe On The Go! – Friends at Lake JoeCNIB Lake Joe is known for its ability to connect others in the most unique of circumstances. In episode four of Lake Joe On The Go!, we explore friendships that formed at Lake Joe, and how these relationships have shaped and changed lives.2022-08-2316 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Lake Joe On The Go! – Love at Lake JoeCNIB Lake Joe is the perfect place to make connections of all sorts! In this episode, we’re joined by Marsha and Butch, two long-time Lake Joe guests whose love story began in 1983. Nearly 40 years later, the pair still come to camp to experience the magic that brought them together.2022-07-2613 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Lake Joe On The Go! – The Search For A JobIn our second episode, we discuss the journey of seeking employment as a person with a disability. Our guests open up about the challenges and successes that come along with the job-seeking journey and reflect on what could make that journey easier for people who are eager to work.2022-07-1318 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Lake Joe On The Go! – Memories of Lake JoeDiscover the magic of CNIB Lake Joe with your host, Taylor Gaudon. Hear from passionate guests, volunteers, and staff as they explore a new topic in every episode. Tune in to hear about Lake Joe memories, stories of love and friendship, a day in the life, and more!
Episode 1: Memories of Lake Joe
CNIB Lake Joe is a magical place where lasting memories are made by all who have the great pleasure of stepping foot on-site or by simply being a part of the Lake Joe virtual community! In our first episode of CNIB Lake Joe On The Go!, we...2022-07-1314 minCNIB Podcast NetworkThe Lens: Living Diverse – Examining Racialized MasculinityIn this episode of The Lens: Living Diverse, Ben and special guest, Ali Khalil, take a closer look at racialized masculinity. Ali reflects on his journey adjusting to sight loss as a Middle Eastern Muslim male and the expectations he experienced from his family and culture alike. Ben and Ali dissect the challenges of having to be tough, societal expectations, vulnerability and other topics pertaining to racialized men with sight loss.
CNIB Diversity & Inclusion website: https://cnib.ca/en/support-us/advocate/diversity-inclusion-we-are-cnib2022-06-3041 minCNIB Podcast NetworkThe Lens: Living Diverse – Taking the StageIn Episode 3 of The Lens: Living Diverse, Vivi Dabee joins Neisha and Ben for a lively discussion about diversity in media. As a performer, playwright, and audio-description consultant for Vocal Image Ensemble Winnipeg (VIEW), Vivi shares insights to diversity and inclusion within the theatre, television, and film industry. They also chat about intersecting identities in media, representation, descriptive services, what they like to watch, and more.
CNIB Diversity & Inclusion website: cnib.ca/en/support-us/advocat…inclusion-we-are-cnib2022-05-2541 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkBlind Wide Open: Standing Up For Your Guide Dog RightsHaving a guide dog and being denied service in cabs or restaurants is disturbingly common, despite laws and public awareness campaigns. In this conversation with Victoria Nolan, we hear how CNIB Guide Dogs is fostering advocacy and encouraging guide dog handlers to challenge unlawful treatment.2021-11-0914 minCNIB Podcast NetworkBlind Wide Open: Growing Up Blind“I have a million stories of every client who has been able to find their way and embrace what’s inside,” says Ann Harry, who facilitates the CNIB's Manitoba Youth Council. Her love for her work is clear in her stories of young people with sight loss, their parents, and the journeys they’ve taken.2021-11-0914 minCNIB Podcast NetworkBlind Wide Open: Making Exercise AccessibleFor most of us, staying fit is a task that requires discipline and dedication. If you’re blind or partially sighted, there’s often another layer of challenges between you and your best health. CNIB’s Ashley Nemeth leads an interval training program for participants who receive guidance from a trained fitness professional and build confidence to advocate for inclusion in local gyms.2021-11-0913 minCNIB Podcast NetworkBlind Wide Open: Hearing Your World With GPS BeaconsGPS navigation is one of the biggest leaps in increasing independence for people with sight loss. At the CNIB Hub in Toronto, a new project is taking things to the next level by equipping surrounding businesses with Bluetooth beacons. These small, programmable devices offer detailed, localized information about what’s around you, making it easier to find places.2021-11-0911 minCNIB Podcast NetworkBlind Wide Open: The Future Of BrailleHow relevant is braille? What steps are being taken to make it more accessible to people who want it? CNIB’s Diane Bergeron speaks to these issues and discusses the Orbit Braille Reader, a new, low-cost braille display that makes braille more available to everyone.2021-11-0915 minTriple VisionCNIB history with James SandersIn this episode, David and Hanna speak with Jim Sanders, former Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB). Jim traces the history of the institute from its founding to its need to change in the current digital era.
"Some of the strongest advocates in Canada have come out of the concern of CNIB, in the 70s and 80s and 90s, that they considered the organization as paternalistic and patronizing. These advocates, in fact, have had very positive influences on the CNIB opening up from what it was."2021-11-0930 minTriple VisionCNIB history with James SandersIn this episode, David and Hanna speak with Jim Sanders, former Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB). Jim traces the history of the institute from its founding to its need to change in the current digital era.
"Some of the strongest advocates in Canada have come out of the concern of CNIB, in the 70s and 80s and 90s, that they considered the organization as paternalistic and patronizing. These advocates, in fact, have had very positive influences on the CNIB opening up from what it was."2021-11-0930 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkBecause Braille: Interview With Darleen BogartRhonda is joined by Darleen Bogart, a CNIB veteran of over 50 years! Darleen takes us on a journey of her history with CNIB, from her early days as a volunteer transcriber, throughout her time at the CNIB Library. This also serves as a mini history of the organization itself. Oh, and keep an ear out for one of CNIB’s best kept secrets.2021-11-0428 minCNIB Podcast NetworkBecause Braille: Interview With Barbara DavisRhonda is joined by Barbara Davis, a full time braille user who lost her vision later on in life, back in 2014. The two discuss how blind and Deafblind individuals experience braille differently, along with Barbara’s extensive involvement and advocacy work with organizations including CNIB, ADP, hs, RCH, the founder of EIS, and much more. What do these acronyms stand for, and how does she manage all of this on top of a family, children and grandchildren, while still managing to find time to have lots of fun? Listen to find out!2021-11-0439 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Interview With Author Bruce Meyer - Part TwoHost James Denas and author Bruce Meyer discuss his book “The Golden Thread: A Reader's Journey Through The Great Books." Here is the conclusion of that discussion.2021-11-0355 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Interview With Author Bruce Meyer - Part OneHost James Denas and author Bruce Meyer discuss his book “The Golden Thread: A Reader's Journey Through The Great Books."2021-11-031h 02CNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Interview With Author Britt WrayHost James Denas and author Britt Wray discuss her book “Rise of the Necrofauna: the Science, Ethics and Risks of De-Extinction.2021-11-031h 12CNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Science Fiction Discussions - Chapter 6CNIB client, advocate and artist Yvonne Felix joins podcast host James Denas for one last foray into all things sci-fi.
Books referenced include: “Planet of Dinosaurs” (Anne McCaffrey), “Ember from the Sun” (Mark Canter), the Time Quintet (a series by Madeleine L’Engle) and “Jurassic Park” (Michael Crichton).2021-11-0348 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Science Fiction Discussions - Chapter 5In our fifth of six conversations about science fiction, we feature Dr. Mahadeo Sukhai (CNIB’s Head of Research and Chief Accessibility Officer).
Podcast host James Denas and the doctor go deep on topics like the role science fiction plays in the development of future scientists, where science fiction becomes science fantasy and why Star Trek is the superior series. They also reference “the Songs from Distant Earth” by Arthur C Clarke.2021-11-0337 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Science Fiction Discussions - Chapter 4In our fourth of six conversations about science fiction, we give you an interview with CNIB narrator David Plant.
Topics covered include the definition of hard science fiction, science fiction noir, Ray Bradbury and Isaac Asimov.2021-11-0337 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Science Fiction Discussions - Chapter 3In our third of six conversations about science fiction, we give you an interview with narrator Bennett McCardle.
Topics covered include the definition of anthropological science fiction, the difference between sci-fi and fantasy and the importance of consistency in storytelling.2021-11-0352 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Science Fiction Discussions - Chapter 2In our second of six conversations about science fiction, we interview CNIB narrator Mairi Fulcher.
Mairi and James examine the allure of sci-fi and then take a deep dive on Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein (the Modern Prometheus)” and “Machines Like Me” by Ian McEwan.2021-11-0340 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Science Fiction Discussions - Chapter 1In the first of six trips down the rabbit hole of science fiction, we interview CNIB volunteer narrator Annabelle Forde.
She gets into the early days of her sci fi fandom, the rise of the genre and the link between it and modern culture. James and Annabelle then talk post apocalyptic science fiction - in particular “Moonseed” by Stephen Baxter.2021-11-0321 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Summer 2019 Preview – Science FictionOur summer 2019 topic on CNIB: Read is Science Fiction.
Podcast host James Denas introduces the genre as he preps for upcoming interviews with CNIB Recording Studio audiobook narrators, and more!2021-11-0301 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Staff Picks Vol. 3Welcome to 'Staff Picks', where CNIB Foundation staff share thoughts and memories of some of their favourite books.
In Vol. 3, Kat, KMac, Wayne, and Rhonda reflect on their reading habits and revisit “Awaken the Giant Within” (Tony Robbins) and “The Little Sister Series” (Ann Martin).2021-11-0314 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Staff Picks Vol. 2Welcome to 'Staff Picks', where CNIB Foundation staff share thoughts and memories of some of their favourite books.
In Vol. 2, John, Angela, and Suzanne reflect on their reading habits and revisit “If” (a poem by Rudyard Kipling), “The Best Laid Plans” & “In a Cottage in the Woods” respectively.2021-11-0317 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: Staff Picks Vol. 1Welcome to 'Staff Picks', where CNIB Foundation staff share thoughts and memories of some of their favourite books.
In Vol. 1, Diana, Kevin, and Yvonne revisit “Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site”, “Start with Why” & “Evolving Ourselves” respectively.2021-11-0313 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: A Conversation with KD Miller (Part 3)In the third and final installment of our conversation with K.D. Miller, she explores the allure of writing short stories, her favourite writers, and the importance of narrating your own work.2021-11-0313 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: A Conversation with KD Miller (Part 2)In the second part of our conversation with “Late Breaking” author K.D. Miller, she explores the themes of aging, missed opportunities, and the sense of longing that connects the characters therein.2021-11-0314 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: A Conversation with K.D. Miller (Part 1)In this inaugural podcast episode, we present Part 1 of our series of interviews with author K.D. Miller. Here she elaborates on the inspiration behind “Late Breaking”. She also speaks about “The Colville Moment” and the role animals play in the book.2021-11-0319 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: CNIB Read Facebook Discussion GroupAny good book club thrives on discussion! CNIB: Read takes the discussion online in our Facebook group. Find out how we will be using Facebook to discuss books and how you can get involved.2021-11-0304 minCNIB Podcast NetworkCNIB Unbound: The Evolution of the CNIB Online Book ClubKaren Brophey, Program Lead, Literacy outlines her over 30 years of experience at CNIB. She talks about the CNIB Library as it existed before the internet and how online access changed the landscape in terms of content and client interactivity. She revisits the different online forums that have come and gone and how they relate to the formation of the new and exciting literacy initiative, CNIB: Read.2021-11-0307 minCNIB Podcast NetworkIntroducing CNIB Unbound, An Online & Interactive Book ClubBooks at your fingertips, between your ears. Stories are how we understand our world. They educate, provide an escape, kindle our imagination, and give us a better understanding of the human experience.
Introducing CNIB: Read, a way for us to invite you to read books that you otherwise might not and join an online community of readers2021-11-0302 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkWhen I'm Dreaming, I'm Not BlindCreated by the First Nations support group at CNIB in Thunder Bay, “When I’m dreaming, I’m not blind” takes listeners on a powerful journey of what it’s like to navigate sight loss as an Indigenous person in Northern Ontario.
The First Nations storytellers share their deeply personal stories and experiences with blindness while exploring obstacles, bullying, connection to land, helpers, Elders and language, mending and hope.
Recorded over six months, Eleanor Albanese facilitated sessions using sensory prompts (like sprigs of cedar and fir, pinecones, furs and rocks) to help draw out participant stories.
With a grant from the Canada...2021-06-2129 min
CNIB Podcast NetworkKnow Your Rights - Episode 7: Government & Consumer ServicesIn Episode 7, Audrey Southorn, Ryan Hooey, and Government Affairs and Commercial Litigation Lawyer Kaisha Thompson, join Jacob to examine legal rights relating to government and consumer services in Ontario and common barriers people who are blind or partially sighted face when accessing services.
To access links to external resources referenced in Episode 7, visit cnib.ca/KnowYourRights
Disclaimer: Content covered in the Know Your Rights podcast series is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. CNIB does not make guarantees about the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the content. CNIB and...2021-04-1446 minCNIB Podcast NetworkKnow Your Rights - Episode 6: Built EnvironmentIn Episode 6, Jacob meets with Accessibility Consultant, Debbie Gillespie and Human Rights Lawyer, Dianne Wintermute to discuss the barriers and hazards people with sight loss often encounter within the built environment. Listen to learn more about accessible design and accessibility standards, digital inclusion, accommodations available, and your legal rights when it comes to accessing the built environment.
To access links to external resources referenced in Episode 6, visit cnib.ca/KnowYourRights
Disclaimer: Content covered in the Know Your Rights podcast series is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. CNIB...2021-03-3057 minCNIB Podcast NetworkKnow Your Rights - Episode 5: HousingIn Episode 5, Jacob delves into the barriers people with sight loss often face when accessing rental housing and their legal rights with guests; Dr. Nicole Yantzi, Professor at Laurentian University, Margaret French, Independent Community Researcher, Alyssa Brierly, Executive Director and General Counsel for the Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation.
To access links to external resources referenced in Episode 5, visit cnib.ca/KnowYourRights
Disclaimer: Content covered in the Know Your Rights podcast series is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. CNIB does not make guarantees about the comprehensiveness or...2021-03-1856 minCNIB Podcast NetworkKnow Your Rights – Episode 4: TransportationIn Episode 4, Jacob meets with Michael McNeely, Kai Crites, and Human Rights Lawyer Lila Refaie to look at legal rights and common barriers people with sight loss face when accessing transportation services.
To access links to external resources referenced in Episode 4, visit cnib.ca/KnowYourRights
Disclaimer: Content covered in the Know Your Rights podcast series is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. CNIB does not make guarantees about the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the content. CNIB and the podcast participants assume no responsibility for how you use the i...2021-03-1037 minCNIB Podcast NetworkKnow Your Rights – Episode 3: EmploymentIn Episode 3, Paul Ng and Employment Lawyer, Jonquille Pak join Jacob to examine legal rights relating to employment in Ontario and common barriers people with sight loss face when applying for jobs and requesting workplace accommodations.
To access links to external resources referenced in Episode 3, visit cnib.ca/KnowYourRights
Disclaimer: Content covered in the Know Your Rights podcast series is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. CNIB does not make guarantees about the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the content. CNIB and the podcast participants assume no responsibility for ho...2021-03-0348 minCNIB Podcast NetworkKnow Your Rights – Episode 2: Self-Advocacy & Essential Legal InformationIn Episode 2, Jacob discusses human rights laws, self-advocacy, and strategies to obtain accommodations with Federal Crown Attorney, Jason Mitschele and Articling Student and Author, Avesta Alani.
To access links to external resources referenced in Episode 2, visit cnib.ca/KnowYourRights
Disclaimer: Content covered in the Know Your Rights podcast series is provided for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. CNIB does not make guarantees about the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the content. CNIB and the podcast participants assume no responsibility for how you use the information provided. If you require legal a...2021-02-1857 minCNIB Podcast NetworkKnow Your Rights – Episode 1: HealthcareHow do you feel when you're discriminated against because of your sight loss? Join us for a 9-part journey where Jacob Charendoff hosts informative conversations with people who have encountered discrimination and reaches out to lawyers and experts for their input. Know your rights and learn more about the legislation, resources and laws in Ontario that can help you challenge discrimination.
In Episode 1, Jacob meets with Psychotherapist, Malini Ondrovcik and Health Law Lawyer, Lisa Feldstein to discuss legal rights relating to healthcare and common barriers people with sight loss face when accessing healthcare services.
To access links to external resources r...2021-01-2032 min
Insight PeterboroughCNIB Live event on Facebook, Fundraising Virtual Auction for Lions of Canada Dog Guides; ABC Literacy: Youth Teaching Seniors.
We begin by speaking with Tracy Holland from the
CNIB office in Kingston, ON about a CNIB Live event featuring Duand
Morgan, who used to be executive director of CNIB’s Eastern Ontario
region.
Next,
we hear about a Stay Home and Bid auction to raise funds for the Lions
Foundation of Canada Dog Guides training centre, and the seven programs
that they run.
Finally,
we speak with Mack Rogers, Executive Director of ABC Literacy, a
program which trains youth to teach seniors the technology that they
want to learn.
2020-11-0954 minInsight PeterboroughWashing Hands Properly, Sighted Guiding During The Pandemic, CNIB Guide Dogs Pup Crawl, and The Oracle Talking Glucometre
We begin with a lesson from Peterborough Public Health Inspector Matt Ferris on how to wash our hands properly.
Next, Devon reads an information sheet from CNIB on how to guide someone who is blind or partially sighted during the pandemic.
Devon then speaks with Diane Bergeron, president of CNIB Guide Dogs about a virtual Pup Crawl which is currently taking place.
Finally, we hear a repeat of a demonstration of the Oracle Talking Glucometre.
2020-05-1153 min
Smartlife Tech CastInterview With David DennisIn this episode, we interview David Dennis, who has been the face of the CNIB Shop in Toronto for 25 years.
David tells us how he came to work at CNIB. He also gives us ideas for holiday gifts.2019-12-1700 min
What She Said!Aug 3, 2019 - Joan Kelley Walker, CNIB Ontario, Kamshuka & moreToday’s show is brought to you by Meridian Credit Union - expecting more for your money, that’s wealth esteem! www.meridiancu.ca
- What to expect at #ATasteofCountry on Aug 24th, raising proceeds for #CNIBLakeJoe which helps those living with sight loss. Emcee Joan Kelley Walker & CNIB Ontario's Alain Saumur join us. Get tickets: http://www.CNIB.CA/CNIBMuskoka
- Toronto author/speaker Kamshuka on teaching the next generation self love & new book 'Girl Power: Uncensored.' http://www.kamshuka.com
- Saturday Night At The Movies with film critic Anne Brodie - http://www.whatshesaidradio.com/what-she-said/snam...2019-08-0257 min
AMI-audio LiveCNIB London Hub Opening: Cathie MasonAMI-audio live celebrates the grand opening of the new CNIB London Hub with hosts Kelly MacDonald and Ramya Amuthan! We're joined by Cathie Mason, Manager, Program Development & Operations and Marie Claire Bilyk, Program Lead, Peer Support, CNIB Foundation Ontario West join us for a roundtable discussion about he new hub in London, Ontario!
2018-09-2016 minAMI-audio LiveCNIB London Hub Opening: Brogan FreebornAMI-audio live celebrates the grand opening of the new CNIB London Hub with hosts Kelly MacDonald and Ramya Amuthan! Brogan Freeborn, Program Lead, Beyond the Classroom & Youth Empowerment, CNIB Foundation Ontario West joins us to discuss some of the upcoming London Hub activities!
2018-09-2016 minAMI-audio LiveCNIB London Hub Opening: Rob GauntAMI-audio live celebrates the grand opening of the new CNIB London Hub with hosts Kelly MacDonald and Ramya Amuthan! We're joined by, Rob Gaunt, Executive Director, CNIB Foundation Ontario West. He talks to us about what the future goals of the organization!
2018-09-2016 min
AMI-audio LiveDave Brown hosts a series of special guests who are celebrating CNIB’s 100th anniversary at the Lake Joseph Centre!
CNIB’s Lake Joseph Centre (“Lake Joe”) is a fully accessible lakefront facility in the heart of Muskoka that offers a unique blend of recreation and skills development in a safe, inclusive environment. At Lake Joe, people living with sight loss and their families can enjoy the same summer pursuits as other Canadians: canoeing, kayaking, waterskiing, swimming, sailing and fishing – as well as the skills training, confidence building, and support offered by a community that understands living with sight loss.
Guests include Nancy and Matthew Simonot, Eugene Chong, John Firstbrook, Monique Pilkington and more!CNIB, lake, joe, clam, bake, AMI, audio, live, dave, brown, joseph, centre, muskoka, summer, camp2018-06-2500 min
AT Banter PodcastAT Banter Podcast Episode 105 - Presidents Group and CNIBThis week we serve up a double shot of accessibility! First we talk with Kirsten Sutton, Managing Director of SAP Labs Canada and member of Presidents Group, an organization that advocates for the employment of people with disabilities in the Lower Mainland. And if that isn’t enough for one show, we then talk with Len Baker, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Innovation, who fills us in on the details of CNIB’s new partnerships with Aira, BlindSquare, and Key2Access.
Show Notes
Presidents Group
http://www.accessibleemployers.ca/
CNIB Unleashes The Powe...2018-06-081h 11
AMI-audio LiveCNIB 100 Duane Morgan and Rob Nevin in OttawaAMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at The Canadian War Museum in Ottawa with hosts Dave Brown and Jessie Archambault. Here, Dave and Jessie interview Andrew Hanlond, Duane Morgan and Rob Nevin. Andrew Hanlon is the program manager for the new CNIB Guide Dogs program to raise and train guide dogs – exclusively for people with sight loss. Duane Morgan is the executive director of CNIB Ontario East. Rob is the co-founder of BlindSquare, the world’s most popular personal navigation GPS app designed specifically for people with vision impairments.
2018-03-2615 min
AMI-audio LiveCNIB 100 Jane Beaumont and Diane Bergeron in OttawaAMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at The Canadian War Museum in Ottawa with hosts Dave Brown and Jessie Archambault. Here, Dave and Jessie interview Jane Beaumont and Diane Bergeron. Jane is the CNIB's archivist and also the past chair of the CNIB national board of directors. Diane is the CNIB's vice president of engagement and international affairs.
2018-03-2613 min
AMI-audio LiveCNIB 100 Angela Bonfanti in Ottawa"AMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at The Canadian War Museum in Ottawa with hosts Dave Brown and Jessie Archambault. Here, Dave and Jessie interview Angela Bonfanti. Angela has recently been named vice president of the CNIB Foundation for Ontario and Quebec. She first walked through the doors of CNIB as a child, accompanying her father who has been blind most of his life.
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2018-03-2606 min
AMI-audio LiveCNIB 100: Meghan Sims and Ron Kruzeniski in OttawaAMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at The Canadian War Museum in Ottawa with hosts Dave Brown and Jessie Archambault. Here, Dave and Jessie interview Meghan Sims and Ron Kruzeniski. Meghan is an artist with a vision impairment who designed the CNIB Commemoration Coin. Ron is the chair of CNIB's National Board of Directors and is the information and privacy commissioner for the Saskatchewan government.
2018-03-2614 min
AMI-audio LiveCNIB 100 Craig Oliver in OttawaAMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at The Canadian War Museum in Ottawa with hosts Dave Brown and Jessie Archambault. Here, Dave and Jessie interview veteran journalist Craig Oliver. Craig is the host of ""Challenges and Change"" on AMI-tv, chief political correspondent for CTV News, former honorary chair of the CNIB, and the MC for the CNIB 100 festivities in Ottawa.
2018-03-2609 min
AMI-audio LiveCNIB 100 Tersea Aho in ReginaAMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at the Ramada Plaza in Regina, with hosts Kelly MacDonald and Ramya Amuthan. Teresa Aho from CNIB Child and Family Services tells Kelly and Ramya about her work, and says parents shouldn't hold their kids back just because they are blind or partially sighted.
2018-03-2611 min
AMI-audio LiveCNIB 100 Becki Zerr in ReginaAMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at the Ramada Plaza in Regina, with hosts Kelly MacDonald and Ramya Amuthan. AMI's Saskatchewan community reporter Becki Zerr joins Kelly and Ramya to speak about her work with the CNIB, and about the role the organization has played in her life.
2018-03-2612 min
AMI-audio LiveCNIB 100: Bob Huber in ReginaAMI-audio Live celebrates the CNIB’s 100th anniversary at the Ramada Plaza in Regina, with hosts Kelly MacDonald and Ramya Amuthan. Kelly and Ramya speak with to former CTV sportscaster and colour commentator Bob Huber about how CNIB’s peer group helped him when he lost his vision later in life.
2018-03-2613 min