The Todd Veinotte Show

In Hour 1,Kathryn Morse, District 10- Halifax - Bedford Basin West and Billy Gillis, District 15- Lower Sackville - Beaver Bank join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, 95-7 Sportscaster Simon Bennett tee’s up the World Series Game 3 tonight. Will McAleer, Executive Director at THIA, shares new data that reveals travel trends. Dave Rockwood, the province’s fire and ground search and rescue co-ordinator, a new position with the Department of Emergency Management, discusses how sprinklers are saving home from wildfires. Weather Specialist Allister Aalders talks rain warnings for the week.

In Hour 1,Steven Proctor, Communications Manager at Halifax Harbour Bridges (HHB) joins Dan to talk about the upcoming A. Murray MacKay Bridge closure this weekend. Lori Turnbull, Political Science professor at Dalhousie University, and Dan dig into the latest headlines, unpack the stories driving the week in Nova Scotia and beyond, and look at what it all means for Canadians. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Publicist and Music Commentator Eric Alper discuss how the closure of live venues has changed the music scene and what it means for artists trying to connect with fans in a post-pandemic world. Founding member of 54-40 Brad Merritt share their highly anticipated new album ‘PORTO’. Weather specialist Allister Aalders brings us the Weekend Weather Wrap Up, breaking down what to expect as we head into the next few days. Sports with Cecil Wright .

In Hour 1,Lauren McKenzie, President of CUPE 3912, joins Dan to talk about why part-time faculty members at Mount Saint Vincent University are preparing to go on strike. Newly appointed CEO of Partners for Care Nick Jennery joins Dan in studio to talk about his vision for the role and what the future holds for the organization. Ethan Leckie, VP Academic and External with the Dalhousie Student Union, joins us to talk about the growing student housing crisis in Halifax and the changes student leaders are calling for. Hannah Main from Dalhousie Legal Aid walks us through a new report warning that tenants’ right to housing is under serious threat in Nova Scotia. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Samantha Dagres, Communications Manager at the Montreal Economic Institute MEI, shares a new report that found 57 nurses below the age of 35 left the workforce for every 100 new nurses that started in 2023. Margaret Brigley, CEO and Partner at Narrative Research shares how the ‘buy Canadian’ sentiment remains extremely strong with Canadians continuing to say they’re willing to pay more for products made at home. Author Ken Hynes stops by to talk about his new book, Service and Sacrifice: Extraordinary Nova Scotians in the Great War, which shines a light on remarkable stories from the province’s past. Stephanie Domet, co-founder, co-executive director of AfterWords Literary Festival shares the full lineup for the festival’s 7th annual edition, taking place November 1–9 in Kjipuktuk / Halifax.

In Hour 1, Weather specialist Allister Aalders breaks down the latest rainfall totals and what they mean for the region’s ongoing drought concerns. Faye Lucas, Head of Consumer Trust at KOHO, joins us to discuss a new study on how Atlantic Canadians are navigating shared finances as the cost of living climbs. Plus, Fred Cox, President of National Events Management, gives us a preview of what to expect at this year’s Halifax Franchise Show. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls! In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls during the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Kevin Russell, Executive Director, Rental Housing Providers Nova Scotia, discusses how politicians and activists attacking rental housing providers are the problem, not the solution when it comes to solving the housing crisis. Todd Minerson,Country Director of Movember Canada joins Dan to discuss men’s health and the Movember 2025 campaign. James South, a cyber crime expert from Aviva Canada, shares how Canadian can protect themselves from predatory cyber criminals while shopping online this holiday shopping season. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1,Becky Kent, District 3- Dartmouth South - Woodside - Eastern Passage and Shawn Cleary, District 9- Halifax West Armdale, join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during Manic Monday. In Hour 3, Owen Skeen, Co-Chair, CFS National Student Strike Committee and Ziggy Kirch, President, Student Union of NSCAD University, join Dan to discuss how students representing five university student unions across Nova Scotia passed a historic resolution to pursue a province-wide student strike during the days March 16-21, 2026. Minister of Natural Resources Tory Rushton, shares a new Nova Scotia government website that will make it easier for mining companies to track the progress of permit applications. Ken Bagnell, Chief Executive Officer. Canadian Sport Institute Atlantic is back with guests Olympian Sarah Mitton and Katie Pegg.

In Hour 1, MP Larry Brock, Shadow Minister for Justice and the Attorney General of Canada, as he will be in Nova Scotia this Friday and Saturday for a town hall he is hosting on crime in Halifax. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Yarmouth Mayor Pam Mood discusses Nova Scotia removing the public’s ability to file complaints about municipal politicians. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Friday Free For All. In Hour 3, Joanne McRae, F&B Lead in Atlantic Canada at MNP, shares a new report that Canada rises to 7th place in the Global Agri-Food Rankings. Viktor Cicman, an economist, The Conference, Board of Canada, shares a new outlook report for Halifax’s economy for the remainder of 2025 and into next year, highlighting key trends and factors that will help or impede growth in the region. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Kim Kennedy, Chief Operating Officer at the Apprenticeship Agency, joins Dan to discuss how Nova Scotia cuts the 5-year renewal requirement for most trade workers. Dr. Suresh Raja Neethirajan, Associate Professor & University Research Chair at Dalhousie University, shares a new app created by Dalhousie University researchers that gives voice to the voiceless -- cows! And could help create smarter, more profitable farms. Shawna O'Hearn, the co-founder of the Menopause Society of Nova Scotia, shares everything happening at The Atlantic Menopause Show on October 17th. In Hour 2, Aimee Gasparetto, Executive Director at Nourish Nova Scotia, shares their cookbook What’s for Lunch set to launch at Nourish Fest. Peter Halpin, Executive Director of the Association of Atlantic Universities, discusses the late preliminary survey of enrolments. Kelsey Grady, Chief Global Communications Officer at Nextdoor, shares new data of how Canadians are overwhelmingly scared of road safety on Halloween.

In Hour 1, Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin MLA for Cumberland North responds to IWK Women's Health survey. Lauren McKenzie, President CUPE 3912, provides an update on the potential strike by part-time faculty at three universities, which could begin at the end of the month. Garreth MacDonald tees up the upcoming Mooseheads game! In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Dan takes your call during the Open Hour.

In Hour 1, Stephen Adams Executive Director UDINS. Politics chat with Lori Turnbull, political professor at Dalhousie University. CUPW negotiator Jim Gallant, gives an update on the Canada Post Strike. In Hour 2, Dan takes your call during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

Celebrating 20 years of news!

In Hour 1,Livio De Matteo, Senior Fellow at the Fraser Institute, joins Dan to share a new study that says Canada’s federal and provincial governments are the most successful when the different levels of government remain in their constitutional lanes. Councillor Sam Austin, District 5- Dartmouth Centre, discusses how the council voted in favour of restricting infilling at Dartmouth Cove. Tina Powell, a local Licensed Insolvency Trustee with MNP LTD, share a report that says Atlantic Canadiands are facing strain and are choosing whether to “Heat or Eat.” Krysta Hanakowski, Community Development Manager at Canadian Blood Services, joins Dan to kick off Sirens for Life 2025. In Hour 2, Dan takes your call during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Kimberly Piccott, a Dartmouth Curling Club member shares how the closure of the club is a devastating loss for the community. S/Sgt. Rob McCamon, Officer in Charge (acting) of Major Crime and Behavioural Sciences, gives an update on the search for Lilly and Jack Sullivan. Yarmouth Mayor Pam Mood says Nova Scotia municipalities must be part of transport corridor discussions. Garreth MacDonald Mooseheads

In Hour 1, NDP Leader Claudia Chender, shares the NDP’s proposal that offers protections for renters and more homes for Nova Scotians. Dr. Rebecca Casey, Associate Professor at Acadia University and The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Nova Scotia research associate discuss a new report that assesses the effectiveness of minimum protections for fairness for workers. Amy Walsh, CEO of the Future of Hockey Lab shares groundbreaking Canadian innovation is helping to change how to track real-time ice use and unlock access for players of all ages and backgrounds. Briana MacLellan, Public Education Specialist with HRFE, shares this year’s National Fire Prevention Week theme which centres on lithium-ion battery safety, risks and fire prevention. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls during the midweek meltdown.

In Hour 1,Interim Liberal Leader Derek Mombourquette, discusses Nova Scotia Legislature wrapping up fall business after short 8-day sitting.Weather specialist Allister Aalders shares the record breaking weather day across Nova Scotia. Natalie MacLean, Wine Growers Canada, joins Dan to share the Come Over October campaign that en courages Canadians to invite their neighbours, colleagues, friends and family over to connect, and maybe even consider doing it over a glass of wine. In Hour 2, Dan takes your call during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Laura White, District 7- Halifax South Downtown and Nancy Hartling, District 13- Prospect Road - St. Margarets join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Dan takes your call during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Maureen Brennan, Director, IWK Mental Health and Addictions shares a new poll that says nearly 9 in 10 Canadian parents say they can spot early signs of mental health challenges in kids. Sylvain Charlebois, Senior Director Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, discusses how Tim Horton’s Coffee just got pricier. Patricio Garcia, President ATU Local 508 representing Halifax Transit workers, discusses how police won’t be riding buses as violent incidents are on the rise for operators and passengers on Halifax Transit. Author Dan Black shares his new book Oceans of Fate: Peace and Peril Aboard the Empress of Asia.

In Hour 1,Michelle Porter, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Souls Harbour, joins Dan to discuss how charities are worried about a possible drop in Thanksgiving donations due to the Canada Post strike. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Claudia ChenderIn Hour 2, Dan takes your call during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Brendan Meagher, President of Halifax Professional Fire Fighters discusses leadership concerns after Halifax Fire Chief Ken Steubing announced his retirement,following calls last month for him to resign. CUPW negotiator Jim Gallant gives an update on the Canada Post strike. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright. Clinton Wilkins talks Mortgage 101.

In Hour 1, Brad Hickey, co-founder of Atlantic Road Construction and Paving and Bruce Wood, CFO with ARCP discusses the Dartmouth Cove infilling. Laura Makenzie, Executive Director of Screen Nova Scotia, discusses Trump’s 100% tariffs on movies outside the US and how it will affect the movie industry in Nova Scotia. Garreth MacDonald is back to update us on the Halifax Mooseheads. In Hour 2, Dan takes your call during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Jeff Goodall is back for Ask the Vet.

In Hour 1, Duncan Robertson is a Director with the Canadian Federation Independent Business in Nova Scotia, discusses how Nova Scotia’s minimum wage policy adding to ongoing economic uncertainty. Andrea Arbic, President, Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia shares how Heritage Trust is calling on HRM to stop demolition of important historic buildings. Katherine Hutka, President of the Child Passenger Safety Association of Canada, shares a new roadside study that shows that 81% of car seats and booster seats are not being used properly. Danny Cavanagh, President of the Nova Scotia Federation of Labour is welcoming improvements to the Workers’ Compensation Act, but says more needs to be done, including the introduction of universal coverage. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Dan takes your call during the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1,Trish Purdy, District 4- Cole Harbour - Preston - Westphal - Cherry Brook and John Young, District 14- Hammonds Plains - Upper Hammonds Plains - Lucasville - Middle & Upper Sackville join Lisa for Councillors on the Hot Seat.In Hour 2,Lisa takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Lori Turnbull, political science professor at Dalhousie University, discusses the federal government plans to begin a buyback of assault-style firearms from individual owners with a pilot project in Nova Scotia. Councillor Michael Perry, District 8 — Mount Uniacke-South Rawdon shares why some residents might be hesitant about the municipality’s proposed bus service. Dalhousie Student Union President Maren Mealey responds to Dalhousie University’s decision not to offer tuition refunds following month-long lockout. Cheyenne Labrador, Associate Executive Director of the Mi'kmaw Native Friendship shares the significance of the Wije’winen Kjipuktuk Gala, a celebration recognizing a 300-year journey toward Peace and Friendship and marking Mi'kmaq History Month.

In Hour 1, Jonathan Lai, Executive Director of Autism Alliance of Canada is pushing back on President Trump’s claim that taking Tylenol during pregnancy is connected to autism, with many calling his comments irresponsible and not supported by scientific evidence. Scott Taylor, Esprit de Corps Magazine, discusses how Prime Minister Carney says Canada will not split its submarine contract between two suppliers. Sylvain Charlebois Senior Director of Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, explains how solo dining is reshaping Canada’s restaurants. In Hour 2, Lisa will be taking your calls during the Friday Free For All! In Hour 3, October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and Tony Anscombe, Chief Security Evangelist at ESET, discusses how cyber criminals are reinventing scams at record speed and what we need to look for. HRM and Tree Canada are celebrating National Tree Day by hosting a community tree planting event. Henri, Director, Communications and Brand Tree Canada, shares all the details on this weekend’s event. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Councillor Sam Austin, District 5- Dartmouth Centre, joins Dan to discuss how Halifax is closer to prohibiting most infilling activities in Dartmouth Cove. Councillor Laura White, District 7- Halifax South Downtown, shares how Halifax is exploring dynamic parking prices that would fund neighbourhood improvements. Kim Masland, Minister of Emergency Management, details the progress on the province’s fire fighter training program. Kara Evers, a nurse practitioner and coordinator of Nova Scotia Health’s bariatric surgery program, brings attention to this year’s Strides for Obesity fundraiser happening October 4th.In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Natasha Brubaker, founder of the support group for suicide loss survivors, shares how the group is growing and creating a safe lasting space to grieve. Lydia O'Regan, founder of the Halifax Diaper Bank, explains why collecting and delivering unused diapers to help families in need. Dave Ritcey, Minister of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage, discusses the new tourism sector strategy.

In Hour 1, Michael Kabalen, Executive Director, at the Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia, discusses the latest Point-in-Time Count Report. Dr. Matthew Clarke, Chief Medical Information Officer, NS Health, shares a new report that over 54,000 patients left Nova Scotia ERs before receiving treatment. Gary McLeod Chair - Advocates for the Care of the Elderly discusses the Nova Scotia Performance Audit – Planning and Acquiring Nursing Home Beds. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls during the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Kwasi Asare-Adjei Co-Chair of Nova Scotia ACORN's Mainland Chapter, joins Dan to talk about their Stop Eviction Rally set for today at Province House. Devin Drover, General Counsel and Atlantic Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, discusses how taxpayers are demanding spending cuts as Houston debt soars. Dr. Megan Dufton, an embryologist and lab director at the Halifax clinic, shares how their Halifax clinic offers fertility preservation to young cancer patients. Kris Bennett, Global Director of Prostate Cancer Health Equity Initiatives at Movember, shares how the Dalhousie University prostate cancer program is changing lives worldwide. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back with The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Tony Mancini, District 6- Dartmouth East – Burnside and Jean St. Amand, District 16- Bedford – Wentworth join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2,Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour.In Hour 3, Garreth MacDonald joins Dan to talk about the Halifax Mooseheads first game. Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director of Canadian Taxpayer Association, discusses how Crown corporations dish out $190 million in bonuses. Janick Cormier, Vice-President, Atlantic Canada, shares how restaurants struggle as more Canadians look for value, dine out less. Derek Mombourquette, interim Leader of the Liberal Party speaks with Dan ahead of the house session.

In Hour 1, MP Braedon Clark, Member of Parliament for Sackville–Bedford–Preston, joins Dan to discuss how he is introducing a private Member’s bill that, if passed, would create a National Strategy on Housing for Young Canadians. NDP leader Claudia Chender discusses the fall sitting. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Brendan Meagher, President of the Halifax Professional Fire Fighters association, discusses how Halifax Professional Fire Fighters call for change in HRFE Leadership. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour.In Hour 3, Duncan Robertson, Director with the Canadian Federation Independent Business, discusses hoe small businesses are urging action on economic uncertainty ahead of the Fall Legislature. Suzanne Fougere, Executive Vice President of Strategy and Business Development, at Events East, shares the Scotiabank Centre’s exciting fall season. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1,DFA President David Westwood joins Dan to give an update on the Dalhousie University new labour agreement. NSGEU President Sandra Mullen, discusses the new collective agreement. With more Canadian companies enforcing stricter return-to-office mandates, Sarah Bramley, Senior Vice President of Workplace Advisory at Colliers Canada, answers the questions, are workplaces supporting productivity? Dalhousie Student Union President Maren Mealey discusses the new labour agreement with the Dalhousie Faculty Association.In Hour 2,Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour.In Hour 3, Aimee Gasparetto, executive director of Nourish Nova Scotia, discusses Nova Scotia's expanded school lunch program that includes a revamped menu and streamlined ordering this school year. Duncan Williams, President and CEO of The Construction Association of Nova Scotia, shares how construction is at record levels of apartment construction, but there’s continued challenges with building housing. Lauren McKenzie, President CUPE 3912, discusses how a majority of Saint Mary’s University part-time faculty votes in favour of possible strike. Pumpkin farmer Danny Dill shares how lack of rain is to blame for giant pumpkins are half the size of previous years’ harvest.

In Hour 1, Dr. Osama Elkhateeb, Interventional Cardiologist at Nova Scotia Health Professor Of Medicine at Dalhousie University shares an event that urges older adults to listen to their heart. Auditor General Kim Adair shares a new report that says the Nova Scotia government's plan to add or replace thousands of nursing beds reveals concerning weaknesses. Brett Matthew is back on the show to share his debut album “Tomorrow”. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls! In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls during the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Lori Turnbull, political science professor, Dalhousie University, joins Dan to discuss what to expect this fall as MPs return to the House of Commons. Beatrice Amyotte , a research scientist a the Kentville Research and Development Centre, shares how researchers are aiming to find varieties that can withstand climate change. Stacey Gomez, Centre for Migrant Worker Rights Nova Scotia, explains how migrant workers are facing unfair blame for youth unemployment.In Hour 2,Premier Tim Houston joins Dan to take your calls! In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour.

In Hour 1, David Hendsbee, District 2- Lawrencetown - The Lakes - Chezzetcook - Eastern Shore and Janet Steele, District 12- Timberlea - Beechville - Clayton Park – Wedgewood join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Stephen Bussey, District Chief at Halifax Regional Municipality gives Dan an update on the structure fire on Hanwell Drive. Colton LeBlanc, Minister of Growth and Development, discusses the high tender prices is considering alternative approaches to help keep public housing costs under control while speeding up construction. Erin Bury, Co-Founder and CEO of Willful, shares a new study that reveals that Atlantic Canadians are unprepared for inheritances. Peter Simon, owner of the Halifax Mooseheads, discusses the Moosehead Season!

In Hour 1, Bill VanGorder, CARP Advocacy joins Dan to discuss RSV Vaccine for seniors 75 and over. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Duncan Robertson, Senior Policy Analyst with the Canadian Federation Independent Business, shares a new report that found half of small businesses in Atlantic Canada don’t believe their municipality is small business friendly. In Hour 2,Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Michele Hozer, director of the new documentary “The Pitch” tells the untold story behind Canada’s First Pro Women’s Soccer League. Lamia Chowdhury, Director, Bangladesh Canada Friendship Society, shares a celebration of culture, community, and diversity here in Nova Scotia with the 4th Annual Bangladesh Festival on September 14, 2025. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with Allister Aalders. Mortgage 101 with Clinton Wilkins. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, David Westwood, president of the Dalhousie Faculty Association, gives Dan an update on the negotiation talks. Dalhousie Student Union President Maren Mealey shares how Dalhousie Student Union is demanding tuition refunds amid the three-week lockout. Heather Mulligan, Senior Manager of Advocacy at Canadian Cancer Society, discusses protecting the next the generation from nicotine addiction. Kevin Russell, Executive Director, Rental Housing Providers Nova Scotia, shares how the Halifax Water rate in will affect tenants and landlords. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Business professor Ed McHugh, shares how Oland Brewery threatens to leave Halifax due to rising utility costs. Don Bureaux joins Dan to discuss his new role as the next president and CEO of Halifax Chamber of Commerce. Suzanne Fougere, Executive Vice President, Strategy & Business Development at Events East Group, share how the Halifax Convention Centre was named World's Greatest Convention Centre. David Hovell, Chair of the inaugural ROOTED Gala, shares how the inaugural event is celebrating food and farming in Nova Scotia.

In Hour 1, Jeff Myrick, Senior Manager, Communications and Corporate Strategy, joins Dan to give an update on the possible mandatory water conservation measures. Shaleen Jones, Executive Director of the Eating Disorder Nova Scotia, shares how EDNS will be kicking off renovations for their first-ever physical space. Nancy Saunders a member of Nova Scotia Moms for Compassionate, Collaborative Mental Health Care, is marking World Suicide Prevention Day is calling for urgent reforms to the province’s mental health. Patricio Garcia, President ATU Local 508, discusses how the union say safety issues are impacting riders and operators, while also creating a ripple effect of bus service delays. In Hour 2,Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls during the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Mandy Gayle, a guide with Freeport Whale & Seabird Tours, shares how her tour cruise spotted a great white shark this week. Sarah Mavrak, a health promotion specialist with the IWK's Child Safety Link, discusses a program that helps families with keep young children out of ERs. Dianna MacDonald, Director of Events and Partnerships, QEII Foundation, shares the QEII/ BMO Ride for Cancer event. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Sam Austin, District 5- Dartmouth Centre and Patty Cuttell, District 11- Spryfield - Sambro Loop join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Deputy Mayor Tony Mancini discusses how Halifax is looking to protect hemlocks in city parks from invasive insect. Ken Bagnell, CEO, Canadian Sport Institute Atlantic and Olympic sailors Georgia and Antonia Lewis Lafrance.

In Hour 1, Devin Drover, Atlantic Director and General Counsel, Canadian Taxpayers Federation joins Dan to discuss the Nova Scotia Power rate hike. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Cpl. Carlie McCann, RCMP Public Information Officer is reminding Nova Scotians to be cautious on the road and online as students return to school.In Hour 2,Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Rhonda Tulk-Lane, CEO of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce, calls for for a tailored workforce growth strategy for Atlantic Canada. Osborne Burke, general manager of Victoria Co-operative Fisheries, discusses Pierre Poilievre's call to scrap Canada's temporary foreign worker program. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Halifax Regional Police Public Information Officer Cst. Martin Cromwell, shares how HRP wants to ensure everyone settles in safely and understands the local laws as students are heading back to university and college this week. Sarah Austin Founder and CEO, Children First Canada, shares a new report that reveals Nova Scotia has Canada's highest child poverty rate. NDP Leader Claudia Chender. discusses how the waitlist for public housing has reached over 8,000 people in June. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Duncan Roberson, Director with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business Nova Scotia, shares how the NS Power increases will affect small businesses. David Trueman, chair of Cycling Guide Foundation, shares a new app that aims to make cycling in Halifax less intimidating. Jeff Myrick, Senior Manager, Communications and Corporate Strategy with Halifax Water is urging residents to follow the Voluntary Water Conservation Measures Requested for the Municipality. Actor Kevin Kincaid, shares the new Nova Scotia-made feature film Dancing on the Elephant that premieres at AIFF September 13th.

In Hour 1, Weather specialist Allister Aalders joins Dan to give a mid-week weather update. Kevin Russell, Executive Director Rental Housing Providers Nova Scotia, discusses the Nova Scotia Power increase as well as the Stop the Water Rate Hike petition. President of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union Peter Day joins us as we welcome students back to school. Elizabeth May reflects on Green Party leadership after decision to step away. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls! In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls during the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Brendan Maguire, Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development, joins Dan to share how Nova Scotia is expanding the before and after school child-care programs for the new school year. Grant Cavicchi, owner of Cavicchi's Meats shares how his business has been affected due to the Nova Scotia trail closures. Joe Triff, president of Atlantic Provinces Professional Firefighters, discusses how some firefighters feel ill-equipped to handle Atlantic Canada’s ‘unprecedented’ wildfire season. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for House Calls!

In Hour 1, Michael Zwaagstra, author and senior fellow of the Fraser Institute, shares a study answering the question, how much does your province spend on public schools? Mohamed Basma, VP of Small Business Services at ADP Canada, discusses how 44% of small businesses say a shortage of skilled labor is directly limiting their ability to increase sales or production. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Robin Gerus, executive director of Halifax Transit, shares why he is taking the bus every day and discusses the plan to address the future transportation needs of Atlantic Canada's largest city and the surrounding area, as well as why he is taking the bus every day. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Scott MacIntosh, Communications Manager, Halifax Mooseheads reveals the 2025-2026 Mooseheads Roster. MLA Iain Rankin, Timberlea- Prospect, discusses how the Liberals will table a bill that would ban the use of social media by children under 16. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, AJ Tibando, CEO of Shift Canada, joins Dan to share Shift’s first impact report detailing student and teacher response to their “Shift Failure” program that teaches students how to fail. Larry Hughes, Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Dalhousie University, discusses how hurricanes are a potential threat to wind turbines in Nova Scotia’s Scotian Shelf. Romaine Rhoden, Director of Donor Relations and Communications for Parker Street Food and Furniture Bank, highlights how the surge in requests for school supplies is stretching the resources of those working to meet the need. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Jeff Goodall is back for Ask the Vet!

In Hour 1, President of the Dalhousie Student Union Maren Mealey joins Dan to discuss how students and parent are feeling frustrated amid the Dalhousie University contract dispute. Award-winning Actor Wayne Burns makes his directorial debut at the Atlantic International Film Festival with a short about eel fishing in the province. Joe Bills, Associate Editor of Old Farmer's Almanac. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour.

In Hour 1, Christine Saulnier, Director at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Nova Scotia, joins Dan to share a new 2025 living wage report. Lori Turnbull, Political Science professor at Dalhousie University discusses the new poll that found Conservative support slightly ahead of Liberals for first time in months. Scott Taylor from Esprit de Corps Magazine answers the questions if it’s time to make national service mandatory in Canada. In Hour 2, Todd takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Patricio Garcia, President of the ATU Local 508, discusses how commuters and drivers are suffocating in hot temperatures as many Halifax buses have broken AC units. Dr. Dave Martell, physician lead, addiction medicine, Mental Health and Addictions Program, Nova Scotia Health shares how a dozen walk-in recovery centres for substance use and gambling supports are open across Nova Scotia. Dan has an education savings chat with Ken Shea. Director Andy Hines shares his debut movie Little Lorraine at TIFF.

In Hour 1, Virginia Hinch, District 8- Halifax Peninsula North and Kathryn Morse, District 10- Halifax - Bedford Basin West join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Hossein Bonakdari, University of Ottawa joins Dan to discuss how Canada must prepare for more seasons marked by severe drought. Alicia King, President of the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture and farmer at Six Maples Farm in Antigonish, shares how the province expands the water program as farmers face dry weather. NDP leader Claudia Chender joins Dan to talk about the new Legislative session. Dr. Simon Sherry, CRUX Psychology, Dalhousie University, advocates for full cell phone ban in schools.

In Hour 1, Sam Austin, District 5 - Dartmouth Centre, joins Todd as he explains how council is confused over rejection of updated regional plan. Duncan Robertson, Senior Policy Analyst, Nova Scotia, discusses how nearly 20% of Canadian small businesses may close from tariffs. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Dr. Mary Sweatman, Canadian Centre Policy Alternatives, discusses a new article about homelessness in Western Nova Scotia. In Hour 2, Todd takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Artist Alice Jennex shares her new series of self-portraits captures the ups and downs of motherhood. Mat Houston, Vice President with the Atlantic Listing Team located at CBRE Halifax, discusses how shopping plazas with parking are seeing robust demand from Halifax retail tenants. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Derek Martin, President of the HFX Wanderers FC, joins Todd to discuss how Halifax council orders feasibility study for $116M stadium grounds project. Sylvain Charlebois, Senior Director with Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, shares how food prices rose 3.3% in July outpacing overall inflation by 1.6 percentage points. MLA for Sackville-Cobequid Paul Wozney says more options are needed for Halifax commuters. In Hour 2, Todd takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Julia Lewis, President & CEO, BBB shares how to tell if a text from an unknown number is a scam. Tim Rissesco, Executive director, Downtown Dartmouth Business Commission, VP Downtowns Atlantic Canada, shares how parents are concerned about drug paraphernalia in HRM parks and splash pad. Mike Campbell, Artistic Director of HUFF, announces a stellar line up for the 16th edition of the Halifax Urban Folk Festival.

In Hour 1, Lori Turnbull, political science professor at Dalhousie University, joins Dan to discuss how Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre secured a seat in the House of Commons. Shirley Quach, Lung Health Foundation Director of Person-Centered Care & Programs, and a Registered Respiratory Therapist shares how doctors are seeing more non-smokers, especially women, with later-stage lung cancer. Emily Tregunno, with Halifax Seed Company, discusses how the leaves are turning yellow early as drought stresses Halifax trees. Dylan Ward, director of development for Rooted, shares how the non-profit is working to save a small apartment building in Spryfield that pays an average of $915 rent. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls during the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Air Passenger Rights president Gábor Lukács, joins Todd to answers your questions about your rights as passengers in the wake of the Air Canada work stoppage. Matthew Reid, manager of Souls Harbour Rescue Mission’s mobile outreach program, discusses why homeless people in Nova Scotia's woods are choosing to stay despite ban and wildfire risk. Chat with Steve Murphy. In Hour 2, Todd takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, David Percival, director of the Wild Blueberry Research Centre, shares how drought conditions, and fire risk mean Nova Scotia blueberries will be in short supply. Bob Bancroft, retired wildlife biologist, discusses the wildfires impact on habitat and wildlife and how the forest has been changed and is now more vulnerable to fire. Samantha Dagres, Communications Manager at the MEI, says drop in EV sales signals Ottawa should drop its mandate. Heather Mulligan, senior manager of advocacy for the Canadian Cancer Society, shares how cancer screening tests in Nova Scotia stack up as report digs into access to early detection tests.

In Hour 1, Billy Gillis, District 15- Lower Sackville - Beaver Bank and Shawn Cleary, District 9- Halifax West Armdale join Todd for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Todd takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Moshe Lander, an economist from Montreal's Concordia University, discusses the labour dispute between Air Canada and flight attendants. Duncan Williams, President & CEO, Construction Association of Nova Scotia, claims HRM council failed to consult with stakeholders and industry when drafting the most recent regional plan, which has been rejected by the province. Blogger Deny Sullivan discusses as traffic congestion gets worse, will Halifax get a third harbour crossing? Gar Pardy, former ambassador now retired from the foreign service discusses his op-ed discussing Israel-Gaza War.

In Hour 1, Amanda Dean, IBC’s Vice-President of Ontario and Atlantic, discusses the wildfires in Atlantic Canada and the important insurance information for residents. Lisa Haller, Director of Programming and interim Executive Director of the Atlantic International Film Festival, joins Todd to announce the full 2025 program of the 45th AIFF. US politics with Mark Brewer, University of Maine. NDP leader Claudia Chender, discusses how Nova Scotians deserve answers on health care. In Hour 2, Todd takes your calls during the Mid-WeeK Meltdown. In Hour 3, Interim president and CEO of Nova Scotia Health, Karen Oldfield, says there’s still work to do as the province continues to deal with a long list of patients without a family doctor. Clinton Wilkins joins Todd to give a Mortgage 101 tee-up. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with weather specialist, Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Janet Steele, District 12- Timberlea - Beechville - Clayton Park – Wedgewood, discusses how Halifax is pushing the province for a lobbyist registry. Dr. Hugh Chisholm, retired vet, founder of #fireworkshurt shares how the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association issues position statement on fireworks. Scott Taylor, Esprit de Corps Magazine, discusses the rise in reported incidents of hateful conduct last year, reversing a years-long trend of declining reports. Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director of Canadian Taxpayers Federation, shares a poll on how more than half of Canadians think the size and cost of the federal public service should be reduced in the coming years.In Hour 2, Todd takes your calls during the Mid-WeeK Meltdown. In Hour 3, Wayne MacKay, Professor Emeritus of Law, Dalhousie University, answers the question, do Nova Scotians have a charter right to walk in the woods? Moshe Lander, an economist from Montreal's Concordia University, discusses the Air Canada Flight Attendant strike. Jacob Smith the new owner of John W. Doull, Bookseller, takes over the Nova Scotia bookstore after rallying to keep it afloat. David Steele, member of the Blomidon Naturalists Society, shares how invasive plants like Buckthorns, Norway maples and Multiflora roses have been found in Reservoir Park, and how the group is cutting the problem at its root.