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  • On the phone-in: scandals in advertising. But first, Nova Scotia Senator Mary Coyle is introducing a bill to address energy poverty.

    On the phone-in: scandals in advertising. But first, Nova Scotia Senator Mary Coyle is introducing a bill to address energy poverty.
    2026/10/08

    Today's phone-in: do scandals make advertising more or less effective? And off the top, Senator Mary Coyle on her new bill to address energy poverty. Plus, your talkback from yesterday's show on public housing.
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    52 分
  • On the phone-in: online shopping woes. Plus, a NS woman on access to gynecological care, and farm thefts on PEI.

    On the phone-in: online shopping woes. Plus, a NS woman on access to gynecological care, and farm thefts on PEI.
    2026/10/06

    Today's phone-in: Halifax ReTales' Arthur Gaudreau takes your calls on online shopping regrets. And off the top, a NS woman fed up with long wait times for gynecological care, and a rash of thefts on PEI farms.

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    53 分
  • On the phone-in: public housing. But first; a proposed data centre was discussed at Port Hawkesbury council last night.

    On the phone-in: public housing. But first; a proposed data centre was discussed at Port Hawkesbury council last night.
    2026/10/07

    Today's phone-in: we take your calls on public housing in the Maritimes. And off the top of the show: we tune into discussions about a proposed data centre in Port Hawkesbury, plus more online shopping woes from our talkaback line.
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    53 分
  • On the phone-in: Live from PEI, how can we innovate agriculture? Off the top we hear about the rising issue of road safety incidents in Halifax and what city council is considering doing about it.

    On the phone-in: Live from PEI, how can we innovate agriculture? Off the top we hear about the rising issue of road safety incidents in Halifax and what city council is considering doing about it.
    2026/09/25

    On the phone-in: We talk about innovation in the agriculture industry with two PEI farmers. Off the top, fatal collisions are on the rise for cyclists in Halifax. We'll hear what city council is looking at to solve the problem.

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    52 分
  • On the phone-in: university vs college. But first, the impacts of the new U.S. alcohol ban, and poor test scores in NS.

    On the phone-in: university vs college. But first, the impacts of the new U.S. alcohol ban, and poor test scores in NS.
    2026/09/29

    Today's phone in: Making the choice between university and community college. And off the top, the new US alcohol ban will hurt small distillers most, and the NS auditor general on how to address sub-par provincial test results.

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    52 分
  • On the phone-in: physiotherapy. But first, photo projects celebrating Mi'kmaw culture, and an Elder on moving past land acknowledgements.

    On the phone-in: physiotherapy. But first, photo projects celebrating Mi'kmaw culture, and an Elder on moving past land acknowledgements.
    2026/09/30

    Today's phone-in: Laura Lundquist takes calls on physiotherapy. And off the top, a couple whose art projects celebrate Mi'kmaw culture, and an Elsipogtog Elder on reconciliation beyond land acknowledgements
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    53 分
  • On the phone-in: new energy sources. But first, Bo Augustine on Indigenous energy project consultation and ownership.

    On the phone-in: new energy sources. But first, Bo Augustine on Indigenous energy project consultation and ownership.
    2026/10/01

    Today's phone-in: How should we meet increasing energy needs? And off the top, Elsipogtog's Bo Augustine on meaningful consultation, and Indigenous resistance to and potential ownership of the proposed Tantramar gas plant.
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    52 分
  • On the phone-in: appliance repair. But first, a possible second data centre for Lorneville, NB, and Cuban poetry reading in St. John, NB.

    On the phone-in: appliance repair. But first, a possible second data centre for Lorneville, NB, and Cuban poetry reading in St. John, NB.
    2026/10/05

    Today's phone-in: Aaron Publicover takes your calls on appliance repair. And off the top, residents discover a possible second data centre proposed in Lorneville, NB, and Cuban immigrants stage a poetry reading in St. John, NB.

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    53 分