The Todd Veinotte Show

In Hour 1, Kevin Russell of Rental Housing Providers of Nova Scotia shares how two apartment buildings in Halifax's north end, with more than 120 units between them, are being converted into condominiums as property owners say it has become too expensive to run the buildings as rentals. Wayne MacKay, law professor emeritus at Dalhousie University, discusses the cyber breach at Nova Scotia Power and whether there could be any legal action. Michael Kabalen, Executive Director of the Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia, shares the latest point-in-time count report, titled "Everyone Counts in HRM," which reveals critical insights into homelessness in HRM. In Hour 2, it's the Open Hour, Todd takes your calls! In Hour 3, Kara Thompson, an associate professor and research chair in substance use policy at St. Francis Xavier University, expressed concern about potential alcohol sales changes in Nova Scotia. Sandra Mullen, President of NSGEU, is applauding the province's move to look into the salesand consumption of alcohol in Nova Scotia. Jesse Roach, Co-Owner and Operations Manager at Scotia Pest Solutions is taking your calls if you have a pest control or prevention question.

In Hour 1, NDP Leader Claudia Chender and the New Democrats question the lack of consultation around fracking and uranium mining. David Perry, president of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, discusses how Canada faces 'massive challenge' as NATO eyes new 5% spending target. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Lisa Bishop-Spencer, Executive Director of the Canadian Centre for Food Integrity, shares that employment in the agriculture sector in Nova Scotia has dropped by 26.3% over the past year in a national campaign called: "Canada's Food System: Our Food. Our Future." In Hour 2, it's the Open Hour, Todd takes your calls! In Hour 3, Katharina Kovacs Burns, chair of Patients for Patient Safety Canada, discusses how the number of reported bed sores in Nova Scotia hospitals has soared. Rob Suffron, President of Football Nova Scotia, talks about the 2025-2026 season. Louis Thomas, owner and president of Sonic Concerts, shares all the events happening at the Halifax Music Fest June 27th-29th. Weekend weather with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Brendan Elliott, senior media relations adviser at Nova Scotia Health, shares how Nova Scotia Health is working to alleviate Halifax parking woes. Councillor Sam Austin, District 5 - Dartmouth Centre, says 'Little Brooklyn' development project is expected to make Dartmouth unrecognizable. Dr. Janice Keefe, Director of the Nova Scotia Centre on Aging, shares that the Nova Scotia Centre on Ageing is hosting "Our Future is Ageing: Multidisciplinary Research Informing People, Policy and Practice," which will bring together researchers whose work spans the natural, physical, social, and health sciences, as well as the humanities and arts. Clinton Wilkins discusses a new report that says a third of Canadians approaching retirement in the next two years expect to keep paying their mortgages after they have stopped working. In Hour 2, It's the Open Hour, Todd takes your calls! In Hour 3, Dr. Jeff Goodall is back for Ask the Vet!

In Hour 1, Interim Liberal Leader Derek Mombourquette joins Todd to discuss how the Nova Scotia Liberal caucus supports responsible resource development but believes there are better ways to ensure proper consultation and upfront support for industry. Politics chat with UPEI political science professor Don Desserud. Janick Cormier, Vice-President of Atlantic Canada for Restaurants Canada, discusses the ongoing challenges facing the Halifax restaurant industry. Mike Moffatt, founding director of the Missing Middle Institute, says Ottawa has to allow home prices to fall to make housing more affordable. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, It's the Mid-Week Meltdown, Todd takes your calls!

In Hour 1, Social justice and human rights activist Raymond Sheppard discusses how hate crimes are substantially on the rise in Halifax, how police are handling them and why cases remain under-reported. Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director at the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, shares why former Liberal MPs are walking away with hefty pensions. Julie Macfarlane of Can't Buy My Silence Canada says this weekend marked a significant step forward as the Anglican Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island passed a resolution not to misuse non-disclosure agreements. Barry MacKenzie of the Monarchist League of Canada discusses the King's visit to Canada. In Hour 2, It's the Open Hour. Todd takes your calls! In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Katheryn Morse, District 10- Halifax - Bedford Basin West and Becky Kent, District 3- Dartmouth South - Woodside - Eastern Passage join Todd for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, It's the Open Hour. Todd takes your calls! In Hour 3, Lori Turnbull, a political science professor at Dalhousie University, joins Todd to discuss the spring session of Parliament. Sandra Barss, Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia, shares how a court ruling saved a century-old Halifax heritage home from the wrecking ball. Local sports with Ken Bagnell, CEO, Canadian Sport Institute Atlantic.

In Hour 1, Dr. Shelly Whitman, Executive Director of the Dallaire Institute for Children, Peace, and Security, discusses how a coalition of over 40 prominent individuals and global and national organizations today called on Prime Minister Carney to seize a historic opportunity to position Canada as a global leader through a new G7 Education, Peace, and Security Initiative. Heather Mulligan, Senior Manager of Advocacy at the Canadian Cancer Society, shares a study that says Nova Scotia teens have the highest smoking rate in Canada. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Brendan Meagher, President of the Halifax Professional Fire Fighter Union, shares how several regional stations had no staff on duty because the teams were in training on Thursday. In Hour 2, It's the Open Hour. Todd takes your calls! Acadia University student Sophia Rae takes 2nd Place at Nationals for the first time in history with her project, Resilient Youth. Scott Taylor, Esprit de Corps Magazine, discusses how Canada is in talks with the U.S. on the 'Golden Dome' missile defence. Weekend Weather Round-Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, CUPW negotiator Jim Gallant joins Todd to give an update on the Canada Post strike. Duncan Robertson, Senior Policy Analyst for Nova Scotia at CFIB, shares how the Canada Post strike will affect local businesses. Allison Harris, a lawyer with Carter Simpson in Halifax, discusses how posting theories about the two missing children from Nova Scotia online could potentially lead to legal issues. Chat with Steve Murphy. In Hour 2, Premier Tim Houston joins Todd to takes your call! In Hour 3, Heidi Rathjen Coordinator at PolySeSouvient, is urging the Prime Minister to quickly fulfill Liberal election promises on firearms and avoid the delays of the previous government. Akira Arruda, a graphic designer and marketer, is still waiting for a resolution as they are owed thousands of dollars by their previous employer. Twila Grosse, Minister of African Nova Scotian Affairs and Lauren Grant, Executive Director, Strategic Initiatives discusses how more African Nova Scotians are now eligible for Land Title Support. Brian Doherty from the Celtic Society, shares the Halifax Celtic Festival that is happening from May 21 – May 25.

In Hour 1, NDP leader Claudia Chender says the NDP is pushing for protections and enforcement as renters face uphill battles. Bill VanGorder, CARP Advocacy, is deeply concerned that responsibility for 20% of Canada's population has been assigned to a junior ministerial role. Jill Grant, a planning expert and professor emeritus in Dalhousie University School of Planning, discusses how the municipality is seeing an increase in new high-rise developments, raising the question: "Who will be able to afford to live in them?" Stephanie Carver, a parent and board president with Inclusion Nova Scotia, shares concern among disability advocates on the new Nova Scotia student code of conduct. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls! In Hour 3, It's the Mid-Week Meltdown, Todd takes your calls!

In Hour 1, Rhonda Tulk-Lane, CEO of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce, joins Todd to give a tariff update and how it will affect the region. Iain Rankin, Liberal MLA, Timberlea-Prospect, discusses how the Nova Scotia government says it will wade into the regulatory review of Halifax Water's proposed rate hikes with concerns about affordability. Sean Kirby, Executive Director of the Mining Association of Nova Scotia, explains how mining can help maintain independece against Trump threats and how it is key to creating jobs and opportunities. Politics with UPEI political science professor Don Desserud. In Hour 2, Todd takes your call for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files!

In Hour 1, Robert Huish, a professor at Dalhousie University’s department of international development studies, joins Todd to give a tariff update and a new government without a new budget. Brenden Sommerhalder, president of MQO Research, discusses how electoral reform could stop regional election sweeps. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. US politics chat with Mark Brewer, University of Maine. In Hour 2, Todd takes your call for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Hannah Main, program analyst at Dalhousie Legal Aid Service, shares how Dalhousie Legal Aid Service launched a province-wide tenant survey as part of the Housing Research Program. Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director at Canadian Taxpayers Federation, says taxpayers deserve a federal budget. Weekend Weather Round Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Jim Cormier, Atlantic director of the Retail Council of Canada, explains why the U.S.-China tariff pause could signal good news for Canadians. NSCC President Don Bureaux discusses the fallout of Bill 12- An Act Respecting Advanced Education and Research, and what it means for colleges and universities across the province. Steven Staples, National Director of Policy and Advocacy for the Canadian Health Coalition, says the new federal health minister will have work cut out for them. Krysta Hanakowski, Community Development Manager at Canadian Blood Services, shares how the Canadian Blood Services set its most ambitious recruitment goal ever: one million new donors. In Hour 2, Todd takes your call for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Jake Fuss, Director of Fiscal Studies at the Fraser Institute, shares how the federal government should reform capital gains taxes to spur economic growth. Wayne MacKay, law professor emeritus at Dalhousie University, gives an update on the trial of the former members of Canada's 2018 World Juniors hockey team. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, Senior Director, Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, shares how Loblaw is warning customers of a tariff-hit product surge. Author Janice Landry joins Todd to share her new book, Every Little Thing: How Small Acts of Kindness Make a Big Impact.

In Hour 1, Peggy Cameron, from the non-profit Friends of Halifax Common, joins Todd to discuss the $200 million Robie St widening project. Nathan Kalman-Lamb, Sociology Professor at the University of New Brunswick, shares how several conferences relocate north of the border as Canadians refuse to travel to the U.S. Interim Liberal leader Derek Mombourquette, discussing how the Liberals are urging the Nova Scotia government to keep the Work Activity program. Lori Turnbull, Political Science professor at Dalhousie University, discusses Mark Carney's new cabinet picks. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Todd takes your call for the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Karen McKendry, senior wilderness outreach coordinator with Ecology Action Centre, joins Todd to discuss the Nova Scotia government has announced changes to the environmental assessment process for proposed clean-energy projects that will bolster the fight against climate change, foster economic growth, and encourage sustainable development. Bill Van Gorder, spokesperson, Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP), shares how Canadian snowbirds could stay longer in the United States without a visa if a bill recently proposed in the U.S. House of Representatives becomes law. Dr. Gregory Knapp, a surgical oncologist at the IWK and Victoria General Hospital, built an IWK breast cancer research team to investigating why Nova Scotia has the lowest survival rate in the country for those diagnosed with breast cancer. Dr. Gehad Gobran, president of Doctors Nova Scotia, discusses how the rollout of electronic medical records system is delayed until December. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, David Hendsbee, District 2- Lawrencetown - The Lakes - Chezzetcook - Eastern Shore and Janet Steele, District 12- Timberlea - Beechville - Clayton Park - Wedgewood, join Todd for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Moshe Lander, an economist from Montreal's Concordia University, discusses how the U.S. and China reached a deal to slash tariffs for 90 days. NSGEU President Sandra Mullen discusses the helicopter pilot shortage amid wildfire season. Dr. Penny Richards, the Nova Scotia representative of the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association, shares how the Nova Scotia government has asked Dalhousie University to consider starting a doctor of veterinary medicine program at the school's agricultural campus in Truro, N.S. Jason Wang, a senior electricity analyst with the clean energy think tank the Pembina Institute, discusses how Alberta is seeking a court ruling on the constitutionality of Ottawa's clean electricity plan.

In Hour 1, Stanley King, manager of Atlantic Elver Fishery, calls for enforcement against illegal harvesting on Nova Scotia rivers. NSTU President Peter Day shares how new and accelerated education programs could boost the teacher supply in the province by increasing the number of new graduates. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Tony Anscombe, Chief Security Evangelist at EST, discusses the Nova Scotia Power cyberattack resulting in a customer information leak. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Scott Taylor, Esprit de Corps Magazine, shares how competing shipyards teamed up to offer Canada a contract worth up to $ 24 billion. Heather Clark, Chair of the Halifax-Mainland Chapter of ACORN, discusses how a fixed-term lease loophole erodes Nova Scotia tenants' rights. Weekend Weather Round Up with weather specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Kevin Russell, Executive Director of Rental Housing Providers Nova Scotia, discusses fixed-term leases and the recent changes to the tenancy law. Dr. Leigh Vanderloo, PhD, scientific director at ParticipACTION, talks about the mental health tool most Canadians aren't using. Paul W. Bennett, Director of Schoolhouse Institute, Adjunct Professor of Education at Saint Mary's University, and Chair of research at ED Canada, discusses school smartphone bans and how to curb social media addiction in teens. Barry Mackenzie, Monarchist League of Canada, discusses how King Charles will visit Ottawa to deliver the speech from the throne at the end of this month. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Nadeem Esmail, a senior fellow with the Fraser Institute, discusses how medical wait times cost Atlantic Canadian patients up to $6,592 in lost wages in 2024, the highest in Canada. Robert Parker, Warden of Pictou County gives an update on the search for Lily and Jack Sullivan. Peter McInnis, president of the Canadian Association of University Teachers, shares how academic leaders condemned the Nova Scotia bill, An Act Respecting Advanced Education and Research, which allows the province to restructure universities. Halifax-based Director Jason Buxton joins the show to talk about his new film Sharp Corner.

In Hour 1, NDP Leader Claudia Chender joins Todd to discuss the Houston government's leaving federal housing money on the table and failing to endorse the federal Renters' Bill of Rights. It's Emergency Preparedness Week, and Roy Hollett, HRM's Acting Director of Emergency Management, shares the importance of people knowing their risks, being prepared and getting involved in their communities. Political chat with political science professor at Dalhousie University, Lori Turnbull. Eric Alper, Canadian music publicist, commentator, and radio host, discusses how Canadian musicians change tour plans in response to changing relations with the U.S. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Todd opens the phones for the Mid-Week Meltdown!

In Hour 1, Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, Senior Director of Agri-Food Analytics at Dalhousie University, joins Todd to discuss their new report, the Spring 2025 Canadian Food Sentiment Index. Dr. Vincent Agyapong, the head of Dalhousie University's psychiatry department and chief of psychiatry for Nova Scotia Health's central zone, shares how a pioneering Nova Scotia program that provides patients with basic psychiatric diagnoses is winning praise for slashing wait times for some people struggling to get help. Chris Benjamin, senior energy coordinator with the Ecology Action Centre, shares a new report that shows that efforts to make buildings more energy efficient will create massive opportunities for N.S.'s skilled workforce. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour! In Hour 3, Todd continues the Open Hour!

In Hour 1, Cathy Deagle Gammon, District 1- Waverley - Fall River - Musquodoboit Valley and Virginia Hinch, District 8- Halifax Peninsula North, join Todd for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour! In Hour 3, Robert Huish, an associate professor at Dalhousie University in Halifax, discusses how Hudson's Bay has attracted a bid from Canadian Tire. Dr. Henderson, medical lead for the Palliative Care Network at Nova Scotia Health, joins Todd to share National Hospice Palliative Care Week. Joanne Bernard joins Todd to talk about her new role as Chair of The Halifax Chamber of Commerce. Colin Sproul, with the Bay of Fundy Inshore Fishermen's Association, discusses how lobster fishers are raising the alarm about this year's prices, with some saying it's unfairly low this season.

In Hour 1, Steven Proctor, Communications Manager, Halifax Harbour Bridges, discusses the ongoing maintenance work on the Angus L. Macdonald Bridge and how vehicle traffic will be barred this weekend. Wayne MacKay, law professor emeritus at Dalhousie University, discusses the sexual assault trial of five former members of Canada's world junior hockey team. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Liberal Justice Critic Iain Rankin calls on the provincial government to deliver an update on the policing review recommended by the Mass Casualty Commission. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour! In Hour 3, Dr. Agnes Chinelo, UK-trained Family Medicine Physician with extensive experience in both the United Kingdom and Nova Scotia, Canada, shares her personal and professional experience with dementia. Dr. Megan Conway, President and CEO of Volunteer Canada, shares this year's theme for National Volunteer Week is Volunteers Make Waves, highlighting the power, impact, and importance of individual and collective volunteer efforts that support Canada's social infrastructure and connect local communities. Weekend Weather Round-Up with Weather Specialist Allister Aalders. Maki Jenner, Communications Manager with the Halifax Thunderbirds, shares how the Thunderbirds advanced to the NLL. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Bette El-Hawary, executive director of Swim Nova Scotia, shares how the swim club is trying to drum up support for a new aquatic facility in the Annapolis Valley. Moshe Lander, an economist from Montreal's Concordia University, discusses President Trump's executive orders to give the automobile industry some tariff relief. Tracy Jessiman, author and animal rights advocate, discusses backyard breeders. US politics chat with Mark Brewer, Political Science professor at the University of Maine. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour! In Hour 3, Thomas Arnason Mcneil, Senior Energy Coordinator at the Ecology Action Centre, says Atlantic Canada's economic future is in power lines. Politics chat with UPEI Political Science professor Don Desserud. Derek Martin, founder and president of the Halifax Wanderers, shares the Wanderers stunning turnaround from a year ago.

In Hour 1, Bette El-Hawary, executive director of Swim Nova Scotia, shares how the swim club is trying to drum up support for a new aquatic facility in the Annapolis Valley. Moshe Lander, an economist from Montreal's Concordia University, discusses President Trump's executive orders to give the automobile industry some tariff relief. Tracy Jessiman, author and animal rights advocate, discusses backyard breeders. US politics chat with Mark Brewer, Political Science professor at the University of Maine. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls! In Hour 3, Todd opens the phones for the Mid-Week Meltdown!

In Hour 1, Jessica Fancy-Landry, joins Todd to discuss her win against Conservative incumbent Rick Perkins in the South Shore-St. Margarets race. Election chat with Lori Turnbull, political science professor at Dalhousie University, and Steve Murphy. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour! In Hour 3, continues the election discussion.

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 opens the phones for the Open Hour! In Hour 3, Sol Matalam, former president of the Filipino Cultural Society of Nova Scotia and a member of The Filipino Association of Nova Scotia, shares how the Filipino community is reacting as 11 people were killed and more than 20 hurt after SUV rams into a Filipino street festival in Vancouver. Joel Plaskett shares his latest album, Songs From The Gang - A Celebration of Joel Plaskett, out now! Clinton Wilkins discusses how Yukon launched a first-time homebuyer loan program to pay up to half of the down payments. Chat with NS NDP leader Claudia Chender.

In Hour 1, Vincent Morley and Kristyn Green share how they pay their staff more and eliminate tips entirely. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Interview with Lena Metlege Diab, Liberal candidate for Halifax West. Ian Lee, Carleton University, discusses how President Trump says Canada would 'cease to exist' without the U.S. and floats automobile tariff increase. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour! In Hour 3, Interview with Patrick Shea Boyd, PPC candidate for South Shore—St. Margarets. Interview with Darren Fisher, Libertarian Candidate for Dartmouth--Cole Harbour. Weather Round with Weather Specialist Allister Aalders. April 25th is Parental Alienation Day. Kelsey Green, Co-Founder of Complex Trauma Canada, addresses the myths and misinformation. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Iain Rankin, co-leader of the Liberal Party, says they're skeptical of the province's shrinking family doctor wait list as they hear from constituents who've been removed from the list only to wait months for access to primary care. Karen Foster, an associate professor with Dalhousie University who studies food systems and rural communities, discusses how Nova Scotia academics call for Canada to assess whether it can feed its population in a crisis and to be part of national defence in the wake of U.S. tariffs and threats of annexation. Colin Sproul, president of the Unified Fisheries Conservation Alliance, shares new documents that reveal tensions between fishery officers in Nova Scotia and their federal employer got so bad that officers warned that, without proper protection, increased lawlessness in the region's fishing industries "is gonna get someone killed." Interview with Ron Parker, Green Party candidate for Halifax West. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour! In Hour 3, Dr. Jeff Goodall is back for Ask the Vet!

In Hour 1, Sean Fraser, Liberal candidate for Central Nova, joins Todd to talk about the upcoming federal election. Interview with Michelle Lindsay, PPC candidate Dartmouth-Cole Harbour. Janice Myers, CEO of the Canadian Real Estate Association and one of the housing coalition members shared the new campaign called End the Housing Game, urging all candidates and federal party leaders to prioritise housing in this federal election. Interview with Braedon Clark, Liberal candidate for Sackville-Bedford-Preston. In Hour 2, Steve Murphy joins Todd to discuss the federal election. In Hour 3, It's the Mid-Week Meltdown, Todd takes your calls!

In Hour 1, Norm Collins, President and Treasurer of the Crosswalk Safety Society of Nova Scotia joins Todd to raise awareness of crosswalk safety after recent deaths. Interview with Rae Tench, NDP candidate for Halifax West. Interview with Jessica Fancy-Landry Liberal candidate for South Shore St. Margarets. Anatoliy Gruzd, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Privacy Preserving Digital Technologies and Director of Research, Social Media Lab, Toronto Metropolitan University, discusses overload on the federal election campaign. In Hour 2, Mark McGowan, a professor of history at the University of St. Michael’s College in Toronto, shares how none of Canada’s five cardinals will likely to be next pope. Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Patty Cuttell, District 11 Spryfield - Sambro Loop and John Young, District 14- Hammonds Plains - Upper Hammonds Plains - Lucasville - Middle & Upper Sackville join Todd for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, Senior Director of Agri-Food Analytics at Dalhousie University, says food inflation saw the largest jump in 50 years. Rana Zaman, Green Party candidate for Dartmouth - Cole Harbour joins the show to talk about her campaign. Keith Morrison, NDP candidate for Dartmouth—Cole Harbour joins the show to talk about his campaign.

In Hour 1, Lori Turnbull, a political science professor at Dalhousie University, joins Todd to give an update on the federal election. Cumberland North MLA Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin reflects on the fifth anniversary of the Portapique mass shooting. Tony Anscombe, Chief Security Evangelist at ESET, an industry-leading IT security software company, answers the question of what will happen to your 23 and Me information now that the company filed for bankruptcy. Bryce Wylde, known as Canada’s leading alternative health expert and published author discusses the connection between oral health and heart health. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Katherine Morrison, a co-author of the pediatric obesity guideline, discusses treat childhood obesity by reducing stigma and adding options according to a new Canadian guidelines. Michael Wigginton, a postdoctoral fellow in political science at Carleton University, answers the question: Is it time for Canada to lower the federal voting age? Weekend Weather Round Up with weather specialist Allistar Alders. Heather De Bert Romilly, Executive Director of Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia, share the new free tool help Nova Scotians plan for the future and protect their financial well-being. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Gary MacLeod, Chair of Advocates for the Care of the Elderly The ACE Team and Bonnie Sherman, ACE Team and a retired nurse, join Todd to share their concerns about the rate of antipsychotic prescription by physicians in Nova Scotia's Long Term Care Facilities have reached an alarming level. Jaclyn Sullivan, Atlantic Director at Hope Air, shares how their charity provides free travel and accommodations for Canadians in financial need who must access medical care far from home. Larry Hughes, a Dalhousie University engineering professor whose expertise includes energy systems and climate change, says the tax has been axed, but Nova Scotia still has emissions targets. Sandra Mullen, President of NSGEU, discusses how dozens of Correctional Officers rallied in front of the Justice Department in Halifax, fighting for better pay. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour.

In Hour 1, Patrick Sullivan, President of the Halifax Chamber of Commerce, joins Todd to discuss Mayor Fillmore's first State of the Municipality address as Mayor of Halifax. Elizabeth Dubois, Associate Professor and Research Chair in Politics, Communication and Technology at the Department of Communication at the University of Ottawa, shares a report about how influencers could make or break the federal election. Federal election chat with UPEI Political science professor Don Desserud. Ross Jefferson, President and Chief Executive Officer at Discover Halifax, shares a poll that shows Haligonians are still welcoming to American tourists despite political tensions between the two countries, though some concerns remain. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Jean St. Amand, District 16-Bedford - Wentworth and Sam Austin, District 5- Dartmouth Centre, join Todd for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Todd opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Catherine Brown, Regional Medical Officer of Health for Central Zone, shares how Public Health supports measles vaccination in Central Zone. Darren Mastropaolo, Kids Help Phone Vice President of Innovation & Data, BMO and Kids Help Phone are stepping up for those you love ahead of National Mental Health Week. Bob Bancroft, retired wildlife biologist, shares a new study that monitors mercury concentration in Nova Scotia's land-based wildlife, which has revealed elevated levels in predatory animals. Lori Dithurbide, an associate professor of kinesiology at Dalhousie University's School of Health and Human Performance, turned the TV show Ted Lasso into a course.

In Hour 1, Garreth MacDonald, the voice of the Halifax Mooseheads, gives an update on the QMJHL playoffs. A chat with HRM Chief of Police Don MacLean. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Ryan Hartlen, Broker, RE/MAX Nova, discusses how Canada's housing market is experiencing substantial transformations as it adapts to the challenges brought on by increasing tariffs and the volatile stock market. In Hour 2, Dan opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Nicoletta Faraone, lead researcher and an Associate Professor in the Chemistry Department at Acadia University, shares a groundbreaking study that has revealed more about how and why lemongrass essential oil significantly impairs the ability of black-legged ticks to detect humans. Mortgage 101 Tee-up with Clinton Wilkins. Weather Round with Weather Specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Robert Huish, Associate Professor in International Development Studies at Dalhousie University, joins Dan to discuss the Trump tariff pause and how it will affect Canadians. Lauren Murphy, Provincial Director of Recruitment and Volunteer Services at Nova Scotia Health and Katrina Philopoulos, Director of Physician Recruitment at Nova Scotia Health Authority, share how American doctors look to Nova Scotia amid Trump uncertainty. Philip Cantrill, Executive Director of Job Junction, shares what we should expect at this year's Nova Scotia Works Spring Job Fair. Karl Coutinho, Board Chair for Wine Growers Nova Scotia, discusses how the province extends interim funding to Wine Growers. In Hour 2, Dan opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, David Hendsbee, District 2- Lawrencetown - The Lakes - Chezzetcook - Eastern Shore, discusses how Halifax council voted overwhelmingly to discontinue using the X platform. Ken Shae, President & CEO at East Coast Credit Union, shares what happens with your personal finances in light of the market's reaction to the US tariffs. Caleb Freeman, Manager, Marketing and Communications, Habitat for Humanity Nova Scotia, shares how Habitat for Humanity Nova Scotia launches the Habitat Home RePair program.

In Hour 1, Lori Turnbull, a political science professor at Dalhousie University, discusses the latest poll that shows strong voter confidence in Premier Tim Houston and his Progressive Conservative government. Shawn Cleary, District 9- Halifax West Armdale, discusses the vote to remove X as a social media platform for the municipality and the approval of the municipal budget. Tim Guest, executive director of the Nova Scotia Hospice Palliative Care Association, shares how NSHPCA launched Healing Pathways-Grieving Well, a new online resource designed to support Nova Scotians through grief and emotional wellness. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Dan opens the phones for the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Gary MacLeod, with the ACE team, Advocates for the Care of the Elderly, discusses how Nova Scotia's reliance on for-profit nursing homes needs to be reviewed. Geoff Irvine, Executive Director at The Lobster Council of Canada, shares how Trump's latest tariffs will affect the lobster industry. Garreth MacDonald, the voice of the Halifax Mooseheads, gives an update on the QMJHL playoffs. Anthony Pizzino, CEO of the National Association of Federal Retirees, discusses why ageing Canadians in Halifax need to be a federal election priority. In Hour 2, Dan opens the phones for 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 Shawn Cleary, District 9- Halifax West Armdale join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Dan opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Author Jo-Ann Roberts is back to talk about the election and her book Storm the Ballot. Dr. Jeff Goodall, a veterinarian for Sunnyview Animal Hospital, warns Halifax dog owners of a deadly outbreak of canine parvovirus. Ken Bagnell, CEO of Canadian Sport Institute Atlantic, is back in the studio to talk about sports!

In Hour 1, Minister Leah Martin, Nova Scotia Advisory Council on the Status of Women, joins Dan to share multi-year funding to support victims and survivors of gender-based violence. NSNDP Leader Claudia Chender discusses tariffs and minimum wage increases. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Lana Payne, President of Unifor, discusses the rollout of a 25 percent tariff on imported vehicles that she says is designed to "steal jobs from our country." In Hour 2, Dan opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Janick Cormier, Vice-President of Restaurants Canada Atlantic, shares how the tariffs will affect the restaurant industry. Garreth MacDonald, the voice of the Mooseheads Halifax, gives an update on the QMJHL Playoffs. Weekend Weather Round up with Weather Specialist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, We are talking tariffs with Lori Turnbull, a political science professor at Dalhousie University; Sylvain Charlebois, the Senior Director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University; and Mark Brewer, a Political Science professor at the University of Maine. In Hour 2, Dan opens the phones for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dan continues the tariff with Robert Huish, an associate professor at Dalhousie University, and Duncan Robertson, Senior Policy Analyst with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business in Nova Scotia. Duncan Williams, President & CEO of the Construction Association of Nova Scotia, discusses how strong growth in residential activity in Nova Scotia drives construction employment demands higher to 2034. Author Sharon M.H. MacDonald shares her book Disruptive Women, The Untold Story of Nova Scotia’s Pioneers of Peace and Suffrage.

In Hour 1, Joe Triff, vice President of the International Association of Fire Fighters, discusses the ongoing concerns with derelict buildings in HRM, including the St. Patrick's-Alexandra School and the Bloomfield property. Pest control expert estimate there are more than 100 rats on Kings County property. Jesse Roach, co-owner and operator at Scotia Pest Solutions, advises on pest control. April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, and Mike Fraser, Director of Cancer Programs Implementation at Movember Canada, shares their latest campaign. In Hour 2, Dr. John Gillis is back for House Calls. In Hour 3, Dan takes your calls for the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Lisa Roberts, NPD candidate for Halifax joins Dan in our studio to talk about the upcoming election. Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.com, discusses the consumer carbon price ending today. Dr. Christine Saulnier, Director of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Nova Scotia, responds to the minimum wage increase in Nova Scotia. Max Rastelli, owner of HFX e-Scooters, shares how Halifax e-scooter operators say they won't be operating in the city this summer after the Halifax Regional Municipality awarded a pilot program contract to a Toronto-based company. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Mayor Fillmore joins Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Rhonda Tulk-Lane, CEO of Atlantic Canada of Commerce, shares how Canadians should look at policies during the election and cut through the noise. Garreth MacDonald, the voice of The Halifax Mooseheads shares how the Moosehead are doing in the QMJHL playoffs. Moshe Lander, an economist from Montreal's Concordia University, gives an update on the tariffs. Maxime Bernier is visiting Halifax and is joining us in the studio to talk about the upcoming election.

In Hour 1, Robert Huish, an associate professor at Dalhousie University in Halifax gives an update on the auto tariffs. Bea Bruske, President of the Canadian Labour Congress, discusses how Hudson's Bay managers will get up to $3 million in bonuses, but workers get no severance. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. US politics with Mark Brewer, University of Maine. In Hour 2, Todd takes your calls for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Scott Taylor, Esprit de Corps Magazine, shares how Canada and allies study how to create a Ukraine peacekeeping force in the face of skepticism. Steve Proctor, Communications Manager Halifax Harbour Bridges, gives an update on the toll plaza removal work to close Mackay Bridge all weekend. Weather Round Up with Weather Specialist Allister Aalders. Garreth MacDonald gives an update on the Moosehead's playoff run. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, NDP leader Claudia Chender joins Todd to discuss the end of the winter session at the Nova Scotia Legislature. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, Senior Director of Agri-Food Analytics, shares how Loblaw is expanding its body-worn camera pilot to Ontario. Silas Xuereb, a political analyst with Canadians for Fair Taxation, discusses Prime Minister Carney's green funds at Brookfield, which used a Bermuda tax haven to attract investors. Brittany Naugler shares how she and other families are scrambling as Halifax Daycare is set to close with less than 2 months' notice. In Hour 2, Todd takes your calls for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Jeff Goodall is back for Ask the Vet.

In Hour 1, Politics chat with UPEI Political Science professor Don Desserud. Laura Mackenzie, Executive Director of Screen Nova Scotia, shares how Screen Nova Scotia purchased a soundstage facility to help grow the province's "thriving" film industry. Barret Kurylyk, an engineering professor at Dalhousie University, discusses how climate change means even 'very, very wet' Nova Scotia feels drought. Peter Day, head of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union, shares how many of his members are upset that flags representing Mi'kmaq, African Nova Scotian, LGBTQ+ and other communities were ordered to be taken down. Hugh Gillis, First 1st Vice President of NSGEU, calls on the government to keep flags flying outside schools in the South Shore. In Hour 2, House Calls with Dr. John Gillis. In Hour 3, Todd opens the phone for the Mid-Week Meltdown.

In Hour 1, Politics with political science professor at Dalhousie University Lori Turnbull. Max Roy, Vice President of Federal & Quebec at Restaurants Canada, discusses how Quebec says it will allow restaurants to charge for no-shows. Chat with Steve Murphy, CTV special correspondent, analyst, commentator and former anchor. In Hour 2, Todd open up the lines for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Nancy Hartling, District 13, Prospect Road - St. Margarets and Becky Kent, District 3, Dartmouth South - Woodside - Eastern Passage join Todd for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Todd open up the lines for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Janetta McKenzie, oil and gas program director at the Pembina Institute clean energy think tank, joins Todd to discuss how energy sector CEOs call on Ottawa to use emergency powers to speed up key projects. Vince Calderhead, a prominent Nova Scotia lawyer, blasts the Nova Scotia government's efforts to reduce poverty. Duncan Robertson, Duncan Robertson, Director, Legislative Affairs at CFIB Atlantic, discusses how small business confidence plummets to an all-time low as the U.S.-Canada trade war ramps up. Bill Van Gorder, Chief Operating Officer & Chief Policy Officer of the Canadian Association of Retired Persons, discusses a new report that says Canada should raise the retirement age to 67 to address labour shortages.

In Hour 1, Sean Kirby, Mining Association of Nova Scotia, argues in favour of a government bill that would lift existing uranium mining and fracking bans, saying the risks people associate with uranium exploration and mining may be misconceptions based on outdated information. Cassidy Megan, founder of Purple Day, joins Todd to talk about Purple Day, a grassroots effort dedicated to increasing awareness about epilepsy worldwide. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Mayor of Yarmouth Pam Mood says she and two other Canadian elected officials who were part of a delegation at a Washington conference attended by mayors and local officials from across the United States heard the words 'We are so sorry' a lot. In Hour 2, Todd open up the lines for the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Chat with NDP leader Claudia Chender. Geoff Irvine, Executive Director of The Lobster Council of Canada, shares how Nova Scotia says the immediate effect of the China seafood tariff remains unclear. Weather Round-Up with Allister Aalders, Weather Specialist. Gerard MacDonald, President of the Nova Scotia Hockey League, shares the new senior men's hockey league coming to Nova Scotia. Sports with Cecil Wright.