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Information Morning Nova Scotia

CBC Radio"s Information Morning kick starts the day on mainland Nova Scotia with news, survival information, compelling stories and opinions from all perspectives in the province.

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00:08:46

Have you ever seen a blue frog?

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/29

A blue frog, the colour of a robin's egg, was found in Cumberland County. We speak to the woman who spotted it about how rare these little creatures are.

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00:07:45

Nutrition column: Pros and cons of AI-driven...

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/28

Are AI-driven apps replacing the need for dieticians? Our nutrition columnist Jennifer Brady doesn’t think so. She’ll fill us in on how AI can be helpful when trying to manage your diet and health, but why we should be cautious.

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00:08:13

A for Adventure: Staying safe from wild animals

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/28

Over the years, Jan-Sebastian LaPierre has had many wonderful encounters with wildlife, but a few scary moments as well— including a close call with anamorous moose. He'll talk about why education and preparation are key tostaying safe from wildanimals whilehiking or camping.

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00:07:47

New NSTU president talks about pressing issues facing...

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/28

Teachers and staff are getting ready to head back to class. They have a new president at the helm of their union—and likely some familiar concerns they're hoping for support on. Peter Day moved from Sydney Mines to Halifax, to officially assumethe Nova Scotia Teachers' Union presidency on August 1st.

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00:08:56

Assessing the risk of future wildfires in HRM

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/27

After last year's devastating wildfire season, Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency is working to beef up its readiness for future fires. The service is assessing every community in the municipality for its risk of wildfire, and making changes along the way. The CBC's Aly Thomson brings us this story.

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00:07:28

Health Hacks #260: Continuity in healthcare matters

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/27

Our health care columnist Mary Jane Hampton takes a look at our changing healthcare system and what might be lost in piecemeal primary care services, because of the effect of a concept called relational continuity.

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00:10:12

Does generative AI have a carbon problem?

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/27

You may have noticed AI features popping up all over websites, apps and even search functions. Some critics say adding generative AI to the process will require “at least four or five times more computing power per search." We look into how much AI is contributing to our digital carbon footprint.

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00:08:16

Wayne MacKay looks at lawsuit against Nova Scotia for...

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/26

The mother of a boy who died during flash flooding in July 2023 is suing the province for negligence. Tera Sisco’s son Colton was swept into floodwaters, when the truck he was in was washed off a road in West Hants. Our legal columnist Wayne MacKay examines the legalities of this case.

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00:07:13

Art ‘n Soul: Halifax Fringe Festival

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/26

The 34th annual Halifax Fringe Festival kicks off this week. It's all about accessible, inexpensive, and fun theatre, with shows all over the city. Our culture columnist Tara Lynn Taylor takes us behind the curtain, with a peek at shows like Golden and The Draft.

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00:09:09

Queer historian shares story of iconic drag performer...

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/26

Ross Hamilton—in drag known as Marjorie— was born in Pugwash in 1889. Heperformed in shows for the troops during wartime and helped pioneer the drag scene that exists around the world today. Queer historian Sarah Worthman shares his story.

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00:08:40

The Mobility Cup coming to Lunenburg Yacht Club next...

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/23

An international sailing regatta for people with disabilities is taking place at the Lunenburg Yacht Club next week. Sailors from all over North America will converge for the competition.

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00:08:54

Possible library strike coming Monday

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/23

Halifax Public Library services could face significant disruptionif workers strike on Monday. We talk toa union rep about the potential impacts - both to the library and the broader community.

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00:08:35

How Nathan Cohen changed Canadian theatre

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/23

Sydney-born arts critic Nathan Cohen died more than 50 years ago, but his influence on Canadian arts and culture can still be felt. The CBC's Carsten Knox takes a look back at a time when the arts critic was both feared and respected.

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00:14:31

Checking in with some of the industries most likely...

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/22

The president of the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture and the Vice President of Public Affairs and National Policy at Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters join us.

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00:08:42

U.S. may reduce plastic production

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/22

In a major policy shift, the United States may consider supporting a global call to reduce the production of new plastic. The change could have major international impacts. Dalhousie professor Tony Walker joins us to talk about that.

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00:09:00

Atlantic Mining taking the Department of Environment...

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/22

Atlantic Mining is challenging the requirements that they clean up what's been left after they closed their Moose River mine. Journalist Joan Baxter talks about the company's history as a corporate citizen.

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00:17:06

Short Term Rental Association on Halifax regulations...

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/21

It's been almost a year since the city brought in regulations on Short Term Rentals, and more recently, the province increased fees for people running Short Term Rentals in the HRM. We'll find out what this means for operators in the region.

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00:07:26

Food Column: Combating insulin resistance

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/21

Our nutrition columnistJennifer Brady tells us about insulin resistance and how it's related to prediabetes and diabetes.

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00:12:14

Weymouth Falls Community Land Trust is hoping to...

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/21

We hear about the attempts to return a historic church in Southwest Nova Scotia to community hands.The Weymouth Falls Community Land Trust is hoping to acquire the church, which has great historic value to the African Nova Scotian community.

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00:07:35

Health Hacks #259: Lesser-known healthcare jobs

Information Morning Nova Scotia ·

2024/08/20

This week, Mary Jane Hampton looks at the looming shortage in some of the less science-oriented healthcare jobs, and the ones that are less in the public eye.

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