Podcast: The Todd Veinotte Show Feb 20th 2024

The Todd Veinotte Show airs Monday thru Friday on CityNews Halifax

By Blake Priddle

Posted Feb 20, 2024 01:00:00 PM.

Last Updated Feb 20, 2024 08:54:47 AM.

Hour One: Halifax needs a new swimming pool to host the Canada Games in the future, Bette El-Hawary, the Executive Director of Swim Nova Scotia explains. Retired Nova Scotia Senator James Cowan discusses assisted dying for mental illnesses. Raymond Plourde from the Ecology Action Centre says they are happy with new pieces of land being designated as Provincial Parks but they oppose the idea of a spring bear hunt in the Province.

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Hour Two: Open Hour! Todd takes your calls.

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Hour Three: Science files with Rob Thacker

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