Under the Tower is a podcast by Halifax Health that dives deep into the inspiring stories of our Team Members. Join us to hear the voices of the individuals who provide the highest level of care to our community.
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Under the Tower With Docs is part of the Under the Tower podcast series by Halifax Health. Listen in as our doctors have in-depth discussions about important medical topics.
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Afternoon Pint is a laid-back podcast hosted by Matt Conrad and Mike Tobin. Each episode, the duo invites a special guest to join them at a pub or microbrewery for an informal chat over a cold beverage. The conversations cover a wide range of topics, including: Entrepreneurship and business, Arts, culture, and society, Life stories and experiences. While the focus is on engaging discussions, the podcast also includes plenty of humor and casual banter. The hosts aim to create a welcoming atmo ...
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This podcast is a collaborative project between the IWK Health Centre in Halifax and Capitalize for Kids to improve health outcomes for children and families across Canada. Each month, we host a webinar featuring a high priority topic in child and adolescent mental health and addictions. Experts will share best practices and answer questions from clinicians across Nova Scotia. It’s important to note that the practices discussed in this podcast are sensitive and only intended for qualified an ...
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2 ex-rappers and a DJ friend from Halifax, Nova Scotia discuss and review new music, share funny/crazy stories, and interview interesting people in the community and in the entertainment industry. From a deep dive review of a classic Notorious B.I.G. album to reciting Spice Girl lyrics to discussing mental health, you never know where the conversation will lead. Ride with us or Collide with us, either way it'll be a hell of a time.
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Daily headlines from Sandy and Nora Talk Politics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Astrology has been transforming the life of hundreds of thousands of people across this globe and it is doing its job even now. Be it helping a depressed person turn cheerful or a common person learn about their future health condition, an astrologer is adept at all that and everything in between. Now we want to know, are you also facing negative thoughts about your love life, marriage life, financial life, health life, or something similar? If yes, we just want to let you know that a great ...
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Melanie, a single mom of two girls ages 8 and 11 living in Halifax, Nova Scotia was diagnosed with C-PTSD in 2019. This led Melanie on a journey of self-awareness since then in an attempt to figure out how to navigate the rest of her life in a healthy way. Melanie
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Dr. AJ is a Halifax family physician and assistant professor at Dalhousie University’s faculty of medicine. Today she begins a regular column for The Chronicle Herald which will explore health care reform with the aim of engaging Nova Scotians in finding ways to improve individual and population health, provide satisfying and high-quality care and build thriving health-care networks.
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The Church In The North (CITN) podcast brings you thoughtful, sometimes humorous, conversations with church leaders from north of the 49th parallel. We share the untold stories of ministry practitioners who God is using in diverse settings - from rural Saskatchewan to urban Vancouver, from the outskirts of Winnipeg to the rocky shores of Halifax. We’re listening and learning to what God is doing in and through the church in our current cultural moment. Contact us at podcast@churchinthenorth.ca
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The Insomnia Project is an podcast created by insomniacs for insomniacs, it features mundane conversation for you to Listen and Sleep. When you need that little nudge into relaxed drifting off then this is the podcast for you. Leave your worries, anxiety and sleepless behind as you relax and listen to the hosts talk at length about every mundane topic under the moon. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-insomnia-project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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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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A safe space to speak from the heart.
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The food people choose to put in their bodies has the power to hurt or heal despite all the efforts that educate consumers on the importance of making healthy food choices. Studies have shown that 80% of consumers are confused about food health information 59% of them doubting their choices. Who you seek food health advice from is as equally important as what you eat every day. The beef use podcast is a fusion of two ideologies. The culinary arts with the medical science centered on helping ...
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The Fearless Practice Podcast is for anyone who is either thinking of starting a private practice or who needs help with growing their practice in Canada. Julia Smith takes you on her journey from starting as a counsellor to totally killin’ it and growing her own practice in Halifax. After starting in 2016, she battled to find resources and help that related specifically to building a private practice in Canada. Today, she's sharing her tips as well as her not-to-be-repeated mistakes for fel ...
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Charlene Pickrem, the host of, Mental Health - Let's Talk About it! CIOE 97.5 FM, is not a doctor, her perspectives are their own. Charlene's experience, education and lived challenges offer validity and credibility https://www.linkedin.com/in/pickempowerment/ The objective of the show is to have diverse guests share their awareness and perspectives on, Mental Health and Mental Illness, to empower other with potential strategies or resources to look after self/other(s). Three shows state "co ...
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People of Healthcare Podcast is brought to you by Access eForms, the technology that’s closing the paper gaps in your hospital. They believe you and your patients deserve better than paper.
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It’s been said that we learn from experience. But we can learn a lot more when we add the experiences of others to our own. On WorkShift, we're putting leaders in workplace safety on the mic to talk health, safety, but most of all, leadership in a world that has changed forever. Hear the stories behind their successes, and their failures, and how they’re meeting the same challenges you may be facing. Whether you’re a leader or someone who enjoys inspiring conversations, WorkShift will change ...
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Modern Fitness delivers the most current and effective advice and information on Health and Fitness to help all types of exercisers be the most successful and fit versions of themselves! No matter your experience level, Modern Fitness is here to help you crush your goals! Let’s get it! Jonathan Ells is a Certified Personal Trainer, Precision Nutrition Coach and Fascial Stretch Therapist from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. In 2017, he took on a position as a National Instructor with the larges ...
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Host, Tova Sherman is joined by newsmakers and culture-shakers, poets and prognosticators-all with an opinion (and solution) on issues that impact our city every single day. Transmitting from the Halifax Central Library; the literal and metaphorical heart of our city. reachAbility is proud to be the title sponsor of Heart of The City (HOT City). Listen on CDKU 88.1 Wednesdays at 01:30 or find the show online at reachability.org/hot-city/
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Talking Radical Radio brings you grassroots voices from across Canada. It features in-depth interview with people involved in a wide range of activism, organizing, and other social change work, and gives them a chance to take a longer view as they talk about what they're doing, how they're doing it, and why they're doing it.
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Team Member of the Month, Paula Skrodenis
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Listen in as John Guthrie speaks with our June 2024 Team Member of the Month, Paula Skrodenis!โดย Halifax Health
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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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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 assume the Nova Scotia Teachers' Union presidency on August 1st.…
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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 an amorous moose. He'll talk about why education and preparation are key to staying safe from wild animals while hiking or camping.
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Papa Bear - Sexual Health Educator and Advocate for Marginalized Sexualities
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Papa started in Public Health as a volunteer HIV and STI tester, counsellor and PrEP navigator at an outreach centre in the heart of downtown Denver, CO around fifteen years ago. He quickly became known as a safe space for LGBTQIA+ people, and people that practiced alternative sexualities such as non-monogamy and BDSM/Kink. Throughout his career Pa…
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If you're looking for guidance in navigating the stars, meeting with a top astrologer in Toronto can offer valuable insights. Whether you're seeking clarity on your future path or understanding your personality traits better, an experienced astrologer can provide personalized readings that resonate with your life. Connecting with someone skilled in…
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Jacquelyn Miccolis - Blending Art, Community, and Resilience in Entrepreneurship (Founder of Sparkles and Sawdust & Supernova Events, author)
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Ever wondered what it truly means to run a business with a heart? Jacquelyn Miccolis joins us to share her inspiring journey from founding Sparkles and Sawdust, a vibrant art studio, to running her new business Supernova Events while preparing for her eagerly anticipated book launch. Listen as we explore the essence of social enterprises—businesses…
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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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Does generative AI have a carbon problem?
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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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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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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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Ross Hamilton — in drag known as Marjorie — was born in Pugwash in 1889. He performed 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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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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Halifax Public Library services could face significant disruption if workers strike on Monday. We talk to a union rep about the potential impacts - both to the library and the broader community.
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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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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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Episode 91: Nicest Pen
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In this episode we discuss the new album by 38 Spesh, Pras dissing Lauryn Hill, Dr. Dre wanting to be in the Olympics, Icarus dissing Rick Ross, Movies on Tubi, Buju Banton on Afrobeats, Vybz Kartel coming home and Conway the Machines Top 5 nicest pen.
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Papaya Seeds and Pepper Mills
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Get ready for a wild ride as Amanda Barker and Marco Timpano navigate unexpected twists and turns in this episode of The Insomnia Podcast. From watermelon salad mishaps to the importance of a peppermill, our hosts cover a wide range of topics. Key Points: Salad Saga: Marco's struggles with picking ripe watermelon lead to a discussion about the fine…
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Rekindling Love: A Journey Back to Ex Love Back Halifax emphasizes the importance of reflection and personal growth in the process of reigniting a past romantic relationship. The key takeaway is that understanding oneself and addressing past issues can pave the way for a renewed and healthier connection with a former partner.…
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The primary focus of the text is on the methods and strategies available for individuals seeking to rekindle a romantic relationship in Saskatchewan. It emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing the underlying issues that may have led to the separation. You can Get your love back in Saskatchewan with the help of Astrologer Guru Deva…
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Checking in with some of the industries most likely to suffer under the railway work stoppage
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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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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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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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Weymouth Falls Community Land Trust is hoping to acquire historic church
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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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Short Term Rental Association on Halifax regulations and provincial fee increases
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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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Our nutrition columnist Jennifer Brady tells us about insulin resistance and how it's related to prediabetes and diabetes.
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John Read Returns! - Space Tourism Insights and Tales of Celestial Marvels (Astronomer)
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Join us at Garrison's Oxford Tap Room as we sit down with returning guest, astronomer John Reed for an episode brimming with celestial stories and refreshing pints. We kick things off with a chat about our favorite brews – from the summery jazzler to a spicy jalapeno ale – before diving into John's recent adventure in New Brunswick. Hear about the …
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently came out with new recommendations for pain management during IUD placement, which includes offering the option to freeze the cervix with a local anesthetic. A Halifax doctor says she's been offering this option for years, but more standardization is needed across clinics.…
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Dalhousie environmental scientist Kate Sherren talks about a project she did at NSCAD using repeat photography in Halifax, to help with her interest in changing landscapes.
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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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The country's two top rail freight companies are facing possible labour disruptions. CN and Canadian Pacific Kansas City both gave notice that they will be in a position to lock out their workers on Thursday. That could have serious implications for the health of our economy. A transportation analyst weighs in.…
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Tara Lynn Taylor brings us a look at three concerts coming up this month... one at the Avon River Heritage Museum in Newport Landing, and two at the Carleton in Halifax.
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Education Minister on handling school violence
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Last week, the union representing 5,000 school support workers released a new report that details violent incidents suffered by staff. Nova Scotia's Education Minister talks about that, and the latest on the province's new school lunch program and cell phone policy.
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The Pharmacare Act was passed by the House of Commons in June, and the original goal was to create a universal pharmacare program to improve drug access for all Canadians. A researcher from Dalhousie University says the way it's currently written, it does not define a universal pharmacare in the same way that our universal healthcare is enshrined i…
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Henry Hussey - Beer and Culinary Adventures from Paradise Newfoundland - CRAFT BEERS ACROSS CANADA
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WELCOME TO EPISODE ONE OF CRAFT BEERS ACROSS CANADA - EPISODE 1 - PARADISE, NEWFOUNDLAND Join us as we chat with Henry Hussey from Banished Brewing in Paradise, Newfoundland, who weighs in on the great steak debate: barbecue or pan? We also get an insider look at Banished Brewing’s standout beers like the Eclipse Dark Lager and American Lager, and …
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Episode 90: Raygun w/ Corey Writes
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In this episode, we are joined by special guest host Corey Writes and we discuss new music by Kanye West, 100gigs by Drake, Fugees tour being cancelled, Raygun Breakdancing at the Olympics, Owning vs Subscribing, Bitcoin, Crypto, Real Estate, Credit and upcoming films.
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Advocates from across N.S. and the states gathered yesterday at the Black Cultural Center in Cherry Brook to learn more about land trusts in Black communities. We find out more from some of the people involved.
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West Hants saw extreme flooding a little over a year ago. Severe thunderstorms dumped more than 250 millimetres of rain over the community, washing away roads, homes and vehicles. It killed four people, including six-year-old Colton Sisco. Colton's family has now launched a lawsuit for negligence against the province and the Municipality of West Ha…
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We chat with author Amanda Peters on the heels of her critically-acclaimed novel, "The Berry Picker." She has recently released a collection of short stories about Indigenous life called, "Waiting for the Long Night Moon." It stretches from the first encounters with settlers, to present day.
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The new $3.5 milion Community Housing Capital Fund is designed to help housing co-ops, non-profits and registered charities to expand their stock of affordable housing in Nova Scotia. Housing Minister John Lohr fills us in.
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Checking in with the federal minister of immigration
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Canada's Minister of Immigration Marc Miller joins us to talk about the Temporary Foreign Worker program, among other topics.
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On this week's edition of his film review column, Carsten Knox tips us off to three new movies now in cinemas. Plus, what has him excited about the upcoming Atlantic International Film Festival.
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The Culture of Growing's goal is to engage more young Black Nova Scotians in growing food and agriculture. It's a collaboration with Imhotep's Legacy Academy. Information Morning's Feleshia Chandler went back for a visit to see how it's all going.
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A Nova Scotia man was on vacation in Victoria, B.C. last spring when he witnessed a fatal vehicle-pedestrian accident. The man, who police are simply calling "Adam," stepped in to help in any way that he could, and stayed after emergency services arrived to hold the victim's hand while he died. This week, he was recognized with a Civic Service Awar…
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Toronto is seeing a rise in mpox, as cases skyrocket in Africa. But what's happening here? A Nova Scotia public health physician fills us in.
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Last week, Halifax Regional Municipality announced that it's developing a so-called "code of conduct" for residents at designated encampments in the city. Nobody from the city has since elaborated on what kind of rules they're considering, or how they would be enforced. We spoke to a professor who has looked into similar enforcement at other encamp…
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There's lots of talk about so-called "forever chemicals" or PFAs, short for Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances. These are industrial chemicals that can make their way into our blood streams and stick around for a long time. Nutrition columnist Jennifer Brady tells us how they get into our bodies, and what we can do to limit our intake over time.…
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The western branch of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is back open in Yarmouth this month, after being shuttered permanently by the board. We talk to the non-profit hosting its current exhibit about the reception they've gotten, and what's next in the fight to keep it open for good.
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Dr. Todd Hatchette joins us to talk about Nova Scotia Health's new at-home testing kits for sexually transmitted infections.
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