The Todd Veinotte Show Feb 15th 2024

The Todd Veinotte Show airs Monday thru Friday on CityNews Halifax

By Blake Priddle

Posted Feb 15, 2024 01:00:00 PM.

Last Updated Feb 15, 2024 09:10:38 AM.

Hour One: Scott Armstrong, Chair of the Public School Administrators Association of Nova Scotia addresses the provincial plan to lower entry requirements for teacher training, a proposal that is seeing mixed reviews. Ashan Habib, transport professor at Dalhousie University talks about a new development plan for dwelling units in Bedford. Scott Taylor from Esprit de Corps Magazine gives perspective on Donald Trumps recent NATO comments. Councilor Pam Lovelace talks about an Op-ed on the sustainable future of the HRM.

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Hour Two: Open Hour! Todd takes your calls.

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Hour Three: Raymond Sheppard, African Nova Scotian Veteran and Social Justice and Human Rights Activist lends perspective on Lionel Desmond inquiry, Angela Rafuse, founder of My Grandfathers Cat talks about their newest program. Diane Francoeur CEO of The Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists’ of Canada talks about woman trading in birth control pills for contraceptives’ apps. Dartmouth resident Blanche Israel new CEO of The East Coast Music Association.

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