The Todd Veinotte Show November 29th, 2023

The Todd Veinotte Show airs Monday thru Friday on CityNews Halifax

By Vanessa vandeNes

Posted Nov 29, 2023 01:00:00 PM.

Last Updated Nov 29, 2023 08:35:19 AM.

Hour 1: Paul Palango, author of 22 Murders, discusses the Ontario police watchdog to reopen the investigation of Nova Scotia’s 2020 Onslow fire hall shooting. Tracy Jessiman, an animal rights advocate, joins Todd in explaining why pets are often not a good Christmas gift. Erica Fleck, Director of Emergency Management for the HRM, discusses the HRM’s Hazard, Risk, Vulnerability Assessment (HRVA) that is currently underway.

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Hour 2: House Calls with Dr. John Gillis.

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Hour 3: It’s the Mid-Week Meltdown. Todd takes your calls!

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