
Coming to you from our Newsstand on the corner of Morris and Queen in Halifax, Nova Scotia- Discussions with interesting individuals in our local community.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

For our first Author Series discussion at Atlantic News, Brenda Tyedmers, author of Mrs. Walford and Bretton Loney, author of Unsettling Time discuss their books set in Halifax. The two works, set in 1749 (Unsettling Time) and 1887 (Mrs. Walford) sh... more
District seven Councillor Laura White checks in to discuss the completed Halifax Regional Municipality budget- details include student bus passes, downtown parking, plans for the Halifax Forum, and the permitting process for multi unit structures on ... more
Jerry Bannister, Director of the MaEachen Institute for Public Policy and Governance at Dalhousie University, discusses the institute's mission of providing a bridge between Canadian citizens and their government. In our discussion we touch on how t... more
In this discussion Don talks about how his book acts as a field guide for individuals looking to identify the architectural history of buildings in their city. We focus on Halifax and debates over the future of the Memorial Library and other heritag... more
District 10 (Clayton park/Bedford) Councillor Kathryn Morse discusses changes strong mayoral powers would present to the HRM and also where we are on transportation policy.
District seven Councillor Laura White returns to set up the issues facing the HRM council when they return next week.
David and I speak about biking in Halifax and the HRM and the recent Mayoral motion to halt funding.
David's book recommendations:
Killed by a Traffic Engineer: Shattering the Delusion That Science Underlies Our Transportation System. By Wes Marsha... more
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The show centers on pressing local issues in Halifax and the surrounding region, with frequent conversations about maritime technology, municipal governance, environmental activism, and urban development. Across recent episodes, guests include maritime leaders, city councillors, and activists, offering practical insights into operations, policy, and community impact. The conversations tend to blend industry-specific topics (like autonomous vessels and energy transitions) with broader public-interest concerns (public spaces, budgeting, and planning), making it useful for listeners who want actionable takeaways for local business, policy, or community engagement. A notable strength is its mix of technical industry perspectives and hands-on ci... more
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Recent guests on Atlantic News Halifax include:
1. Jamie Sangster
2. Peggy Cameron
3. Laura White
4. Sue Molloy
5. Virginia Hinch
6. Shannon Miedema
7. Lisa Roberts
8. Deny Sullivan
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