A disabled Air Canada passenger went public this week with an experience he called dehumanizing. Rodney Hodgins had to drag himself down the aisle to get off the plane, with no help from airline staff. The story has made headlines and sparked debate in the House of Commons. Air Canada has apologized. But as more stories like this emerge, we speak to an advocate for people with disabilities, and hear from our listeners. And in the second half of our Friday program, we bring you the final part of our series, Baby Bumps and Road Humps. We discuss the role pets play in the lives of families, and learn about the pets that make for the best companions for kids. You can email the program any time at bctoday@cbc.ca.