Information Morning Nova Scotia
CBC Podcasts & Radio On-Demand
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.
Location:
Halifax, NS
Networks:
CBC Podcasts & Radio On-Demand
Description:
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.
Twitter:
@infomorning
Language:
English
Contact:
CBC Nova Scotia P.O. Box 3000 Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 3E9 902-420-4431
Episodes
How do we address violence in schools?
5/22/2024
Concern is growing around violence in schools in our province. That's reflected in the new contract for public school teachers. School psychologist Natasha Yorke-Phillip talks about that and what more can be done to address the problem.
Duration:00:07:15
Halifax university honours legendary basketball coach
5/22/2024
The University of King's College is recognizing Bev Greenlaw with a Doctor of Civil Law. Under his coaching leadership, King's became a nationally-ranked program. Reporter K.C. Jordan brings us the story of Greenlaw's impact on and off the court.
Duration:00:09:49
Nutrition column: Controversy around dietitian influencers
5/22/2024
Dietitian influencers are registered dietitians, but they also sometimes take money for posts. That's the finding of a recent investigation by the Washington Post and The Examination. Our nutrition columnist Jennifer Brady looks at why that's a concern.
Duration:00:08:47
Dr. Peter Lin: How to get a good night's sleep in hospital
5/22/2024
Over the years, researchers have studied how being hospitalized affects sleep. Our medical columnist Dr. Peter Lin looks at the consequences of this disrupted sleep, and what hospitals should do to help address the situation.
Duration:00:07:25
The Youth Project wants the province to remove fees for name changes
5/21/2024
A non-profit group that advocates for 2SLGBTQ+ youth is calling for the removal of fees for name changes. Information Morning's Erin MacInnis finds out how the fees have created barriers from The Youth Project's education coordinator Brody Weaver.
Duration:00:05:26
Why has the province changed its accessibility legislation messaging?
5/21/2024
Seven years ago, the Nova Scotia government passed legislation that would have made the province fully accessible by 2030. But, as CBC investigative reporter Shaina Luck found out, the government now says it will miss that goal. She tells us why.
Duration:00:09:16
A for A: Chasing waterfalls in Cape Breton
5/21/2024
Chris Surette and Jan-Sebastian LaPierre, our A for Adventure guys, tell us why late spring is a perfect time of year to pick up the pastime of waterfall adventuring, to places like in Uisge Bàn Falls in Cape Breton.
Duration:00:08:27
Health Hacks #248: Dangerous of alcohol consumption
5/20/2024
Last year, the Canadian Centre for Substance Abuse and Addictions released new guidelines on alcohol consumption. Health care columnist Mary Jane Hampton takes a closer look at those recommendations and the effects of that shifting messaging.
Duration:00:07:10
Art 'n Soul: Dance Nation and Scotia Festival of Music
5/20/2024
Keep Good Theatre Company calls it "theatrical event of the year." Our culture columnist Tara Lynn Taylor takes us to Dance Nation, with an all-star cast of actors. Plus, noteworthy performances coming up at this year's Scotia Festival of Music.
Duration:00:09:14
Housing expert's take on two major landlords' strong income growth
5/20/2024
Killam Apartment REIT and CAPREIT own thousands of apartments in Halifax. Both companies said higher rents and lower utility costs overall have driven income increases. Cape Breton University professor Kristen Desjarlais-deKlerk shares her thoughts.
Duration:00:07:37
Pioneering educator receives honourary doctorate from Saint Mary's University
5/16/2024
Nova Scotian educator Karen Hudson received an honourary doctorate of civil law this week. She pioneered the first Afrocentric Cohort in math and literacy within a public school. She talks about her journey with guest host Pauline Dakin.
Duration:00:07:49
East Preston celebrates the 105th birthday of Liza Brooks
5/16/2024
Liza Brooks celebrated her 105th birthday this week. Information Morning's Feleshia Chandler dropped by the surprise party, where friends and family turned out to celebrate the special occasion at the East Preston Recreation Centre.
Duration:00:08:37
Legal column: New wrinkle in the law concerning unvaccinated employees
5/15/2024
Over the past four years of the pandemic, our legal columnist Wayne MacKay has told us that people can remain employed if they are unvaccinated. But only if they can do something that doesn't involve working with the public. Hear how a new ruling further refines the law.
Duration:00:07:15
Atlantic Burlesque Festival launches this weekend
5/15/2024
Burlesque has roots in literary forms, comedy, theatre — and yes, strip tease. Michelle Langille reveals details about the inaugural Atlantic Burlesque Festival happening in Halifax. She's a burlesque artist known as Honey de Mele!
Duration:00:07:43
Could excessive screen time be impacting your child's communication skills?
5/15/2024
Parents are often told to limit their kids' screen time for a number of reasons. Now, some speech-language pathologists are wondering about the possible connection between screen time and abnormal speech development. We talk about some of the warning signs.
Duration:00:07:48
Truro author remembers acclaimed Canadian writer Alice Munro
5/14/2024
Nova Scotian writer Leo McKay pays an emotional tribute to Canadian short story author Alice Munro, who has died at age 92. He tells us about meeting her in person, an unforgettable moment in life.
Duration:00:08:24
How can restoring forest ecosystems reduce the risk of wildfires?
5/14/2024
Advocates say that a healthy forest ecosystem has a role to play in reducing the chance and spread of wildfires in Nova Scotia. Healthy Forest Coalition coordinator Mike Lancaster explains.
Duration:00:08:38
Reaction to a rash of Diagolon flag graffiti in Bridgewater
5/14/2024
Find out why Petite Queer Pride is holding a rally to reaffirm the community after a Diagolon flag was spray painted on a Pride staircase at Bridgewater's town hall. We also talk to Bridgewater's mayor David Mitchell about the wide rash of Diagolon flag graffiti around town.
Duration:00:11:26
N.S. workers' compensation to recognize gradual onset psychological injuries
5/14/2024
Karen Adams, CEO of the Workers' Compensation Board of Nova Scotia, talks about how starting this September, the organization will assess and compensate workers for gradual onset psychological injuries.
Duration:00:08:07
University study reveals healthcare workers' views on social admissions
5/13/2024
The latest findings of this Dalhousie University study reveal what Dr. Jasmine Mah and her team have learned by interviewing nurses, doctors, administrators and social workers about their experiences with social admissions patients in hospitals.
Duration:00:08:27