En iyi Halifax podcastleri (2022)

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Halifax man on a quest to create the world's most comprehensive online photography archive 12:24

1d ago12:24

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A man in Halifax is on a quest to create the world's most comprehensive online photography archive. Alan Griffiths started his website, Luminous Lint, as a passion project about 20 years ago.

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Mosaic Church Halifax

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Testing in the wilderness 2 52:52

3d ago52:52

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State: We looked at all the promises God made to Adam & Eve, Abraham, Issac, Jacob about God giving them a nation, land, that they would be a blessing to the nations and that a righteous King would come to them. After centuries in Egypt they needed to learn about their God (The I AM) They had learned……

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The Tideline - Halifax Examiner

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Episode 79: Minute Women 50:29

13d ago50:29

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Grace McNutt and Linnea Swinimer are the Minute Women, two Haligonians who host a podcast of the same name about Canadian history as seen through a lens of Heritage Minutes (minutewomenpodcast.ca). In a lively celebration of the show's second birthday, they stop by to reveal how curling brought them together in podcast — and now BFF — form, their f…

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Nova Church Halifax Podcast

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May 8th 2022 – Hey Mamma - Nancy Miller & Guests 45:15

17d ago45:15

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Claudia Chender unopposed in run for Nova Scotia NDP leadership 10:51

1d ago10:51

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Claudia Chender spoke with Mainstreet host Jeff Douglas about becoming the Nova Scotia NDP's next leader.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Hear how Halifax has changed for Asian Canadians over the last century 16:34

5d ago16:34

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When Albert Lee's father moved to Halifax from China as a child, his dad was the only Chinese boy in the city. That was 1916. Halifax and Nova Scotia have changed a lot since then. Hear from Lee, a community historian, and Rohini Bannerjee, the associate vice-president of Diversity Excellence at Saint Mary’s University, ahead of their upcoming pane…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Springhill inmates say COVID-19 restrictions doing more harm than good 15:38

6d ago15:38

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Michael Maillet and Jerry Crews say the way lockdowns are being managed at the Springhill Institution don't make sense and are overly restrictive. Two petitions are now circulating opposing the COVID-19 measures at the facility.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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What might explain the appeal of the racist conspiracy theory known as 'The Great Replacement'? 16:40

7d ago16:40

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Economist Barry Watson from U.N.B. is the lead author of a paper called "Are Populists Insecure About Themselves or About Their Country? Political Attitudes and Economic Perceptions." We ask him about a racist conspiracy theory known as "The Great Replacement," which was reportedly espoused by the suspected shooter in Buffalo.…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Town of Shelburne to host annual Push for Your Tush run, fundraiser for colorectal cancer 8:58

7d ago8:58

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Anne Perry has been spreading awareness about colorectal cancer since her husbands diagnosis in 2018. He passed away in 2019. In this interview, Anne tells Mainstreet's Alex Guye why she is still so motivated to spread awareness, and how she came to be hosting one of four major Push for Your Tush in person events across the country.…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Halifax's professional mermaid started swimming to manage chronic pain 9:48

8d ago9:48

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Raina Norman, also known as Raina Mermaid, is a professional mermaid in Halifax who is attending the California Mermaid Convention in Sacramento. She tells Mainstreet's Alex Guye "her tail."

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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This Halifax cyclist was knocked off his bike — and onto the hood of a nearby van 9:06

9d ago9:06

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Halifax cyclist Jeff White was cut off recently by a driver turning right who seemed not to have seen him. The next thing he knew, he was on the hood of a parked van.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Your guide to this year's Asian Food Festival in Halifax 11:08

9d ago11:08

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Today is the first day of the Off The Eaten Path Asian Food Festival in Halifax. To guide us through some of the items on offer, host Jeff Douglas was joined by a local ambassador of Korean home cooking, JinHo Baek. He goes by Tall Asian Dad on Facebook where he shares photos, recipes and how-to cooking videos.…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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New 'Black Beauty Culture Hair Innovator' program makes N.S. beauty industry more inclusive 6:12

11d ago6:12

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Black beauty advocate Samantha Dixon Slawter has been fighting for 30 years for proper training for stylists who do Black and natural hair care. In 2019, she applied to the province to have the "Black Beauty Culture Hair Innovator" recognized as a voluntary trade in Nova Scotia, and earlier this month, the province announced it was doing just that.…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Wolfville students launch "Red Instead" campaign supporting people on the autism spectrum 11:40

12d ago11:40

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Students at Horton High School in Greenwich N.S. near Wolfville have launched a campaign to share stories about autism and to celebrate some of the experiences people with autism have.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Lawyer weighs in on how RCMP members could limit questioning during MCC testimony 18:46

13d ago18:46

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The Mass Casualty Commission is expected to hear from five RCMP members over the next couple of weeks, but a lawyer representing families of some of the victims says in all five cases, requests were made to modify how their evidence will be received. Host Jeff Douglas spoke with Michael Scott, a criminal defence and litigation lawyer with Patterson…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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New study finds wind carries microplastics faster than water 8:31

15d ago8:31

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A paper released today in "Nature Reviews Earth and Environment" found that wind is carrying microplastics much faster than water, and it calls for a strategy of testing for microplastics world-wide that could lead to more effective prevention and management of plastic pollution. Host Jeff Douglas spoke with co-author Steve Allen, a researcher with…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Your dinner on drugs? How pharmaceuticals are ending up in fish 8:24

16d ago8:24

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A new study published earlier this year suggests that wastewater effluent brimming with pharmaceutical residue may lead to the contamination of fish in our waters. Mainstreet's 'Ocean Guy' Boris Worm from Dalhousie University tells guest host Preston Mulligan about the Florida-based study and its implications.…

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Mosaic Church Halifax

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Testing In The Wilderness 49:15

17d ago49:15

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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How Nova Scotians are tackling food insecurity 19:15

19d ago19:15

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Mainstreet's Emma Smith visits the Dartmouth Community Fridge and Jeff chats with Chris de Waal of Getaway Farm in Annapolis Valley.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Organizers of Mawita’jik Pow Wow want to make it the largest Indigenous gathering in Canada 14:08

20d ago14:08

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Coordinator Garrett Gloade tells host Jeff Douglas about holding the Mawita’jik Competition Pow Wow in Dartmouth this June — for the first time in two years.

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The Tideline - Halifax Examiner

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Episode 78: Rocky Horror Show 31:48

21d ago31:48

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For a show (and cult film) out of the mid-1970s, The Rocky Horror Show was ahead of its time in its depiction of queerness and gender and—save a handful of instances—has aged surprisingly well enough to fit into this contemporary time. Neptune Theatre's production opens this week (running through June 26) and director Jeremy Webb and actors Alliste…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Executive director of KMKNO talks about efforts to expand Indigenous access in the lobster fishery 27:31

21d ago27:31

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Janice Maloney, executive director of KMKNO, responds to comments from the president of the Unified Fisheries Conservation Alliance that some of his members are worried that some of their lobster quota could be taken in order to accommodate more Indigenous access to the fishery. The KMKNO works on behalf of the Mi’kmaq to implement treaty rights, i…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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N.S. veteran injured in Ukraine says coming home feels both 'good and gut wrenching' 17:12

22d ago17:12

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Dustin Rekunyk, a fourth-generation Ukrainian and 15-year veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces, travelled to his family's ancestral homeland last month to help defend Ukraine against the Russian invasion.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Meet the sex educator who won this year's Sexcellence Award 13:35

23d ago13:35

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Rachele Manett is the winner of the 2022 Sexcellence Award by Sexual Health Nova Scotia. The education coordinator with Venus Envy in Halifax spoke with host Jeff Douglas about how they become interested in sex education, and helping others navigate what can be uncomfortable conversations.

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Mosaic Church Halifax

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Testing In The Wilderness 48:37

24d ago48:37

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State: Context of this event They had just experienced the: -plagues upon Egypt -Crossing of the Red Sea Done at night God gave light to the Israelites to go through the water Just before daybreak the Lord broke the Egyptian chariots and then allowed the sea to come in over them. State: Miriam did her……

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Nova Church Halifax Podcast

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May 1st 2022 – Coffee And Conversation - Mike & Nancy Miller 48:55

24d ago48:55

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May 1st 2022 – Coffee And Conversation - Mike & Nancy Miller by Nova Church HalifaxNova Church Halifax tarafından oluşturuldu

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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New book explores what it's like being a queer person in a rural religious community 11:18

26d ago11:18

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Halifax-based writer K.R. Byggdin's first book sees its main character Isaac leaving his adopted home of Halifax to return to the rural Mennonite community he grew up in. KR is originally from Manitoba and has been travelling the country to promote the book. The last stop of the tour is the Dalhousie Student Union Building on April 30.…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Mainstreet NS visits the set of a feature length film being shot near Enfield 8:43

26d ago8:43

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Bystanders is the first feature length film for Nova Scotia director Koumbie. It tells the story of six friends who get together and discover that one of them has a shocking secret. Mainstreet 's Emma Smith visited the set on Thursday and chatted with the director and cast.

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The Tideline - Halifax Examiner

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Episode 77: Elizabeth Murphy 52:36

28d ago52:36

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In 1994, Elizabeth Murphy, Patrick Christopher Carter, and Jean Morpurgo staged a now-legendary, free production of Twelfth Night in Point Pleasant Park. On that summer weekend, Shakespeare By The Sea was born, anchoring every summer in Halifax with a slate of Shakespeare and a company-created family show. As its 28th season dawns, Murphy—the survi…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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N.S. has highest percentage of trans and non-binary residents, according to new census data 14:37

28d ago14:37

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Isaac Cook, a senior inclusion consultant at Simply Good Form Inc., spoke with host Jeff Douglas about the newly released Stats Canada numbers, and what they say about gender diversity in this province.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Why Nova Scotia's health minister says it's time for people to make their own choices about masking 12:09

29d ago12:09

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Michelle Thompson, Nova Scotia's minister of health and wellness, spoke with host Jeff Douglas about the rationale behind some of the government's decisions during this wave of the pandemic.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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New study on well-being of N.S. children finds too many are left behind 10:32

29d ago10:32

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Dr. Andrew Lynk, chief of pediatrics at the IWK Health Centre, spoke with host Jeff Douglas about a new report on child and youth well-being in Nova Scotia called "One Chance To Be A Child."

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Infectious disease expert estimates that two weeks ago Nova Scotia had 19,000 new daily COVID-19 cases 13:53

1M ago13:53

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With most provinces now releasing only weekly COVID-19 numbers, Tara Moriarty, director of the Moriarty lab at the University of Toronto, tells Jeff she felt more information was needed. Her calculations for the number of new infections on April 13 revealed a startling number of actual new COVID-19 infections in Nova Scotia.…

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Mosaic Church Halifax

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Sunday April 24 2022 44:45

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Nova Church Halifax Podcast

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Apr 24th 2022 – Carry On Only - Mike Miller 41:55

1M ago41:55

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Two entrepreneurs talk collaboration and following your passion 13:07

1M ago13:07

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Noelle McGough and Charlene Helm are entrepreneurs and co authors on a collaborative book called, 'Women Who Lead: Timeless Life, Career, and Business Secrets from Inspiring Women Around the World'. They talk about how they met and their chapter, in the book called 'Your Yes, Your Success'.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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N.S. woman says she felt she was in a developing world country during recent hospital stay 12:10

1M ago12:10

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COVID-19 and staff shortages have put a strain on Nova Scotia's health sector. Mandy Grant of Dartmouth tells Jeff Douglas she saw the effects on the hospital system first-hand before and after her recent surgery at the QEII Infirmary in Halifax.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Union representative says pandemic taking a toll on paramedics in the province 11:52

1M ago11:52

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Kevin McMullin the Business manager for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 727 which represents paramedics in the province says right now one in five paramedics is off the job in Nova Scotia. McMullin tells Jeff there are various reasons for the shortage.

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The Tideline - Halifax Examiner

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Episode 76: OutFest 29:01

1M ago29:01

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It's been a few years since Halifax had a dedicated queer theatre festival, but that changes April 26 with OutFest. Produced by Page1 Theatre, the event's goal is to "provide a platform for multi-disciplinary artists to create stories that reflect our community, both past and present." Page1's artistic director Isaac Mulè stops by to give an overvi…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Ottawa gives Sipekne'katik First Nation $326K for residential school site research 19:47

1M ago19:47

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The federal government has announced it will provide Sipekne'katik First Nation with $326,700 to help ongoing research at the site of the former Shubenacadie Residential School. Host Jeff Douglas spoke with Dorene Bernard, a Mi'kmaw elder and residential school survivor, and Marc Miller, the minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, who were at the a…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Is the world on track to meet the international target of limiting global warming? 9:55

1M ago9:55

9:55

Research published in the international journal Nature last week suggests that for the first time, the world may now be on track to meet the international target of limiting global warming to an average of two degrees. How certain are we? Can we have a little celebration, or is more study needed? Host Jeff Douglas spoke with oceans expert Boris Wor…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Colin Sproul says some of his members worry the feds will expropriate their fishing licenses 12:57

1M ago12:57

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Colin Sproul, President of the Unified Fisheries Conservation Alliance, tells Jeff Douglas how he thinks the federal government should facilitate Indigenous access to fisheries, and how he's worried the government might do it.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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How are extreme weather events affecting Nova Scotia? 3 climate researchers weigh in 16:47

1M ago16:47

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Three climate researchers have been crunching 60 years of weather data to better understand what's happening with extreme weather events in Nova Scotia. Host Jeff Douglas spoke with Dalhousie University students Samantha Rebitt and Cambrie Levy, and assistant professor Manuel Helbig, about their work.…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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N.S. tenant fighting to get back into apartment after landlord prematurely starts demolition 12:34

1M ago12:34

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A single mother living in the heritage district of Lunenburg, N.S., is fighting to get back into her apartment of six years after the water and power were shut off when the landlord began demolition work on the building earlier this month. CBC Mainstreet's Emma Smith spoke to the tenant and the landlord.…

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Artist Holly Carr's Light in the Forest Mental Wellness Project focuses on hope and resilience 13:33

1M ago13:33

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An art installation that has evolved across many mediums over the years, will now come in the form of an orchestrated stage production. Holly Carr is a visual and performance artist. She talks about why she began the Light in the Forest Wellness project, and what she hopes in can do for people.

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Mainstreet Halifax from CBC Radio

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Can decluttering change your life, or is it more likely a life change precedes successful decluttering? 19:50

1M ago19:50

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And what can a guy who lived in a bathtub in Ancient Greece, and a she-wolf in Dante's Inferno, tell us about what we're up against when we try to part with our stuff -- and avoid accumulating more? Mainstreet host Jeff Douglas talks with professional organizer Kim Eagles, and Atlantic School of Theology prof David Deane.…

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