The Todd Veinotte Show

Politics with Don Desserud. Lindell Smith discusses Halifax's proposed police budget remains unchanged despite opposition from 24 members of the public and hours of debate at the police commission on Monday. James Dwyer says investors make a fifth of home purchases in Halifax, where real estate prices continue to soar. Sports with Cecil Wright.

Friday Free For All. We take your calls!

COVID-19 update with Dr Lisa Barrett. Anthony Edmonds breaks down the Nova Scotia government has two months to finalize its plans for how to price carbon for the next eight years and submit that information to the federal government. Weekly chat with Tim Powers. John Jennex, discusses how The Nova Scotia government kills electric utility's bid to impose a 'net-metering' charge on solar.

Paul Palango gives an update on the Portapique mass shooting inquiry. Clinton Desveaux, breaks down the removal of Erin O'Toole and the future of the Conservative Party of Canada. Miranda Teasdale, Apothecary, shares how her pharmacy tackles waste with reusable glass vials.

The Open Hour. We take your calls.

Robert Huish explains the 'rolling stigma' amid the pandemic. Amanda Knight discusses the ban on landlords ending apartment leases for the purpose of renovations has been extended by the Nova Scotia government. Andrew Murphy breaks down the 10-storey addition proposal to Waverley Inn. Jacob Shelley says colleagues spreading vaccine misinformation is hiding behind academic freedom.

Mid-Week Meltdown. We take your calls!

House Calls with Dr. John Gillis.

Susan Mullin shares the launch of an ambitious campaign that it says could improve wait times and recruitment efforts over the next five years. Gas Prices with Rory Johnston. Politics with Lori Turnbull. James Dwyer discusses how investors make a fifth of home purchases in Halifax, where real estate prices continue to soar.

Dr. Kim Anderson shares new data from the Heart & Stroke demonstrating the rising impact of heart failure on Canadians. Patrick Brannon shares a new report that says firms in the region are trailing in cybersecurity investments. Mark Huizink tackles supply chain issues by brewing with Atlantic grown ingredients. Craig Smith, Black Cultural Society of Nova Scotia, shares events, programs and activities happening in the HRM.