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Provincial official on how gold mining companies are held to account 9:44

1d ago9:44

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We recently spoke with journalist and author Joan Baxter and Mi'kmaw grandmother, water protector and land defender Thunderbird Swooping Down Woman about the development of the Goldboro gold mining project. To respond to their criticisms, we reach out to an environmental assessor with the province.

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Bridging the Digital Divide: The Mission of GEO Nova Scotia 35:14

4d ago35:14

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All Hands on Tech hosts, Greg and Eilish, are joined by Matt Spurway, the Executive Director of GEO Nova Scotia, as he shares the origin and evolution of his beloved organization! The mission began with Between the Bridges - an initiative in Dartmouth North back in 2016, which aimed to bring together various sectors to tackle tough social issues, b…

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Episode 8: The Transition from Athlete to Coach 36:56

4d ago36:56

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This podcast hears our host Sophie and guest Carolyn Dawson discuss her abrupt transition out of competitive play and the move to coaching high level sport in Nova Scotia. Carolyn discusses the challenges and emotional hurdles with sudden transition out of competing and how to grow and learn from experience by building a network of support. Carolyn…

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An Acadian Road Trip #1: Introducing the Acadian World Congress 8:18

1d ago8:18

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Acadian community member and Information Morning Alum Louise Renault joins us with a new column, to tell us about the upcoming Acadian World Congress. Thirty thousand people are expected to flock to southwestern Nova Scotia in August, to take part in the big event!

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Watch party amid the Canadian women's soccer team controversy 7:56

1d ago7:56

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Coming off their Olympics victory over New Zealand yesterday, the Canadian women's soccer team takes on host country France this Sunday. CBC is hosting a free watch party at the Halifax Central Library. We hear about that, and get reaction to the drone drama.

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Aunty B's House creator and host attending Africville Reunion 8:24

2d ago8:24

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Movies Under The Stars is a free event this Friday at the Africville Museum. Khalilah Brooks will be there to present the CBC original series Aunty B's House. She joins Portia on the line to talk about that, and the recent success for her show.

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Dr. Lin: Screen time and eye development 6:44

2d ago6:44

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This time of year, many young people are spending more time outdoors and less time on screens. That can be a good thing for their eye health and eyesight. For more on the link between screen time and eye development, we reach our house doctor Peter Lin.

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Why do pharmacists in the province say they need more time to fill prescriptions? 7:56

2d ago7:56

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More pharmacies are now requiring 24 to 48 hours notice to fill prescriptions. It's a shift pharmacies are making to help them respond to an increase in demand and a growing complexity of care. Allison Bodnar is CEO of the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia.

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Nutrition column: Meats labeled free of steroids, antibiotics or hormones 7:41

3d ago7:41

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Grilled meats are staples of the summer months, but some contain ingredients that can affect your health. Our nutrition columnist Jennnifer Brady takes a closer look at animal products labeled as free of steroids, antibiotics or hormones

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National service helps trafficking survivors escape coercive debt 8:25

3d ago8:25

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Human trafficking can derail lives in many ways, including financially. How a national program called Reclaim is helping trafficking victims start over, by working with creditors to remove fraudulent or coercive debt.

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What research on mice reveals about human frailty and metabolic rates 8:03

3d ago8:03

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Recent studies have suggested that mice can live longer with new treatments. That could have ramifications for people living longer and, maybe more importantly, healthier lives. Dalhousie University professor Susan Howlett shares her research into this field.

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Residents of Halifax's Gottingen Street say they're in a nutritional food desert 10:41

4d ago10:41

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Canada's Competition watchdog has its eye on Halifax right now. We'll chat with Information Morning's Feleshia Chandler about the use of restrictive real estate clauses and how they may be contributing to a years-long food desert on Gottingen Street in Halifax.

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Health Hacks $256: Reducing Medical Waste 7:25

4d ago7:25

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Given the need for every industry to take a hard look at their carbon emissions, Mary Jane Hampton is back with a health hack to keep more medical waste, from packaging to expired products, out of the landfill.

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HRCE student equity consultant speaks on United Nations panel 9:24

4d ago9:24

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Otis Day uses the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in his work with Halifax-area schools. It's taken him from the classroom teaching a few dozen students, to being in charge of equity for 60,000 students for the Halifax Regional Centre for Education. And this past weekend, it took him to the United Nations, where he was on a panel with human r…

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A Shore Thing: Sand Dollars 7:48

5d ago7:48

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The lost currency of Atlantis? You might have collected sand dollars, and still not known their story. Aquatic biologist Jeff Clemens tells us about them in this week's edition of A Shore Thing.

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Gaming column: The world of blind video gaming 8:37

5d ago8:37

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Every day, video games bring millions of people together, all around the globe. The more gaming technology advances, the more it transcends barriers, so more people can join the fun. The CBC's Erin MacInnis is our gaming columnist. She's back, with a look at accessibility for blind gamers.

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Tech column: Possible fallout from the worldwide CrowdStrike outage 8:24

5d ago8:24

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An update from the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike caused what was reportedly the largest computer outage in history. It grounded airplanes, closed businesses, and more. Our tech columnist Nur Zincir-Heywood joins us to look at what went wrong and will there be repercussions.

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Gold mine wants to dump mining waste into sensitive watersheds 14:13

5d ago14:13

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Signal Gold is applying for permission from the federal government to dump effluent from two proposed open-pit mines near Goldboro into seven waterways that currently are habitat for several species of fish. To off-set the damage, they're proposing to rehabilitate five other waterways. Hear why some groups say that's not good enough.…

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Episode 20: Gabby's Birthday Episode 36:58

9d ago36:58

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On this week's episode, Gabby talks about their birthday celebrations, as well as the flooding in the south shore of Nova Scotia, a new gay bar in Downtown Halifax, some summer events happening across the province, and some hot takes!Gabby Drover, Sara Ibsen, Brianne Cummings

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Dr. Peter Lin: Lowering your risk for cancer 7:06

9d ago7:06

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A recent study may prompt you to rethink some of your lifestyle choices. Researchers found that up to 40 per cent of all cancer cases can be attributed to certain behaviours. House doctor Peter Lin takes a closer look.

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'Turn around, don't drown': U.S. hydrologist on flash flooding 9:22

9d ago9:22

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We've been talking about last week's deadly flash flooding in the Annapolis Valley, and how our province needs a more robust emergency alert system for extreme weather events. We connect with a hydrologist at the United States' National Weather Service to find out how they predict and alert the public about flash floods.…

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How the N.S. tourism industry could better support people with disabilities 8:17

9d ago8:17

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Back in the fall, we told you about an accessibility project at Dalhousie's MacEachen Institute. It was to explore how the tourism industry could better support people with disabilities. Principal investigator Kevin Quigley and participant Tara Niekamp tell us what they've learned.

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Members of Valley Search and Rescue await deployment to Labrador City 8:20

9d ago8:20

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Hurry up and wait: That's what members of Valley Search and Rescue in the Annapolis Valley are doing. They are preparing to help with wildfire evacuations in Labrador City at a moment's notice. Information Morning's Erin MacInnis found out how they're preparing for anything.

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The days before the Cogswell Interchange 8:36

9d ago8:36

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The Cogswell District is being turned back into a residential neighbourhood. What was it like to live there 60 years ago, before Scotia Square and the Interchange? Two former residents share their memories with the CBC's Carsten Knox.

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The Princess Show at the Chester Playhouse 7:39

9d ago7:39

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This week a colourful, multimedia extravaganza is coming to the Chester Playhouse. The Princess Show is a live art production described as a "drag-infused technological marvel." Co-creators Aaron Collier and Richie Wilcox tell us about the show.

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Jennifer Brady: The Mediterranean diet 7:47

10d ago7:47

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The Mediterranean diet is often referred to as an ideal we should all aspire to. We chat with our nutrition columnist Jennifer Brady about the health claims, and whether it measures up.

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A Shore Thing series: Sea gooseberries 6:55

10d ago6:55

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We explore the mysterious sea gooseberries, their sticky tentacles and how to spot them on the coast. Learn more from our series guide, Fisheries and Oceans aquatic biologist Jeff Clements.

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A for Adventure: Summer fun on the Eastern Shore 8:00

10d ago8:00

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It's road trip season, and Chris Surrette and Jan Sebastian LaPierre are hitting the road to the Eastern Shore. They tell us all about what they've got planned.

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Group of DAL students off to Ghana 8:44

10d ago8:44

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Some Dalhousie University students and members of the African Nova Scotian community are headed to Ghana for the next three weeks to explore the history and culture there. We meet one of the participants, and the professor who's leading the way.

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Episode 7: What comes next? Transitioning Out of Competitive Sport 44:34

11d ago44:34

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This podcast hears host Sophie and guest Luke Berryman discuss the athletic journey, from grassroots to varsity sport. Listen to Luke discuss experiences of seeing friends exit sport, athletic identity, and ways to engage with sport after the competitive 'athlete' experience ends. Luke Berryman is currently a soccer athlete and coach who captains t…

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Health Hacks #255: The danger of "stroller hyperthermia" 7:43

11d ago7:43

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As the summer heat continues, Mary Jane Hampton is back with a Health Hack to help ensure your baby is comfortable in the stroller on a hot day. Her hot tip: Do NOT cover the stroller with a blanket.

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Transforming the way stroke survivors regain independence 9:18

11d ago9:18

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The new Early Supported Stroke Discharge Team helps stroke survivors reclaim their lives in the comfort of their own homes. We find out how.

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The Smithsonian aims to preserve culturally important Canadian music 8:41

11d ago8:41

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The Smithsonian Institution in the states is preserving the music of the Sons of Membertou. We meet Marcia Ostashewski, professor of ethnomusicology and researcher at Cape Breton University. She helped make it happen.

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A Halifax meteorologist on how to improve flash flood warnings 10:54

11d ago10:54

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In the wake of last week's deadly rain storm, Halifax meteorologist Jim Abraham is calling on the province to create a better alert system for flash flooding. He explains what that could look like.

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Flash flood aftermath in Halls Harbour 9:00

12d ago9:00

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Halls Harbour was one of the most dramatic scenes from last week's flash flooding in the Annapolis Valley. The causeway at the bottom of the road that loops around the harbour collapsed. That sent a torrent of water spilling over the road in the harbour. We check in with the owner of Halls Harbour Lobster Pound and Restaurant.…

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National Atlantic salmon strategy 9:54

12d ago9:54

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Fisheries and Oceans Canada is seeking feedback on a draft of its national strategy on Atlantic salmon. The goal of the strategy is to restore and maintain Atlantic salmon populations and habitats. Neville Crabbe is the Executive Director of the Atlantic Salmon Federation. He shares his thoughts on the draft.…

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Young ham radio operators honing their skills at Halifax camp 8:18

15d ago8:18

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Young amateur radio enthusiasts from across North America are in Halifax this week attending Youth on the Air camp. They're learning and practicing essential skills – and even making contact with an astronaut on board the International Space Station.

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HRM has designated 9 new encampment sites. Not everyone is pleased 14:21

15d ago14:21

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Some people in Nova Scotia, including Premier Tim Houston, are not happy with some of the public spaces chosen to be designated encampment sites. Max Chauvin, director of housing and homelessness for the Halifax Regional Municipality, weighs in on the decision and reaction.

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Atlantic Breaking Alliance on breaking making its official Olympic debut 7:03

16d ago7:03

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Breaking is an art form, it's also a competition. It's debuting at the Paris 2024 Olympics this month. We speak to the Atlantic Breaking Alliance about its impact on the breaking scene in the Maritimes and the sports debut at the Games.

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Sons of Membertou gig of a lifetime and new record deal 7:29

16d ago7:29

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The Sons of Membertou are just back from the performance of their lives. The music group performed over several days in Washington, D.C. as part of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival. They left the festival with a new record deal. Graham Marshall is a co-founder of The Sons of Membertou.

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Can mewing and chewing change your face shape? 8:54

16d ago8:54

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A growing trend on TikTok is all about improving your facial structure. The videos seem aimed at boys and men who want to achieve a more 'masculine' appearance. They feature tips for sharpening your jawline.To talk about how these trends could affect oral health, we talk with Dr. Claire Karst with the Nova Scotia Dental Association.…

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Shaffelburg's former coach on Canada's historic run at Copa America 7:32

17d ago7:32

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What's more exciting than watching Team Canada advance through the Copa America? Watching Nova Scotia's Jacob Shaffelburg shine on the world soccer stage. We connect with his former coach in New England, to find out what he thought of last night's semi-final game and how far Shaffelburg's come since his school days.…

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Halifax left off the list of SailGP host cities for next year 7:12

17d ago7:12

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SailGP has confirmed that Halifax will not be hosting the international sailing competition in 2025. It's disappointing news for everyone who took in the exciting foiling races in Halifax Harbour in June. SailGP Canada team manager Jen Hall talks about the future of Team Canada, and Halifax as a venue, in the racing series.…

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Nutrition column: How can weight stigma leave a lasting effect on children? 8:34

17d ago8:34

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For decades, health professionals and policy makers have been sounding the alarm about an epidemic of childhood obesity. Some experts say that fixation on childhood weight has led to increased stigma from peers, parents, teachers, and even doctors. Our nutrition columnist Jennifer Brady explains.

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Innovative Tech Marketing: Demos, Data, and Digital Channels 37:23

18d ago37:23

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Join hosts Ashley and Claire as they immerse themselves into the world of tech marketing with Katie Langton, a Marketing Technology Strategist at Verb Interactive. Founded in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2004, Verb Interactive is a digital marketing and technology company specializing in travel and hospitality. The conversation spans a range of topics,…

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Which N.S. beaches are on the Best Beaches of 2024 Ranking list? 9:01

18d ago9:01

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Four Nova Scotia beaches have made it onto the list of a new global ranking of best beaches. The evaluators' criteria rank beaches by ecosystem protection, cliffs, dunes, facilities and other criteria. Camilo Botero is one of the evaluators.

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Health Hacks #254: A look at the new YouHealthNS app 8:23

18d ago8:23

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Now, if you have a valid Nova Scotia health card, you can access medical test results and other valuable information through the YourHealthNS app. Our healthcare columnist Mary Jane Hampton tells us why that's important in this week's health hack.

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What's the legal line between freedom of expression and hate speech? 8:23

18d ago8:23

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The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission has called on people to protect the 2SLGBTQ+ community from "hateful rhetoric" on social media. Our legal columnist Wayne MacKay talks about hate speech online as it pertains to the law, and some of the ways it's being prosecuted in Canada.

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Learn more about the new provincial battery recycling program 7:29

19d ago7:29

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The province has launched new regulations for Solid Waste-Resource Management. As part of that, Call2Recycle, a national not-for-profit that recycles batteries, will operate the province's new household battery recycling initiative. Find out how that works.

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Sylvia Hamilton named to the Order of Canada 10:14

19d ago10:14

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A conversation with filmmaker, writer, and artist Sylvia Hamton. She talks about why being recognized last week with the Order of Canada has her reflecting on past generations.

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