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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
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.
Laura and I discuss the upcoming HRM council meeting and issues of increased Mayoral power, the budgetary process and the planned bike lane on Morris street in Halifax.
Agenda for July 8 HRM council meeting:
pub-halifax.escribemeetings.com/... more
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
Don Mills and David Campbell discuss their book Toward Prosperity: The Transformation of Atlantic Canada's Economy.
Book recommendations:
Mellon vs. Churchill: The untold story of treasury titans at war. By Jill Eicher
Empty Planet: The shock o... more
Peter Moreira of Entrevestor discusses his 2024 Start Up Report for the Atlantic Canada business community.
Peter's book recommendations:
For Peter's novels on 1970's San Francisco go to PeterMoreira.com
The Axeman's Carnival By Catherine Chidg... more
Halifax Councillor Laura White discusses Mayor Andy Fillmore's motion to halt bike lane funding. Is this motion an indication of the direction Mr. Fillmore intends to take Halifax and the surrounding areas?
In this discussion we look at statistics regarding the effect of automobiles on cities and Laura provides an update on the widening of Robie street north of Almond in Halifax.
Book mentioned in discussion: Killed By a Traffic Engineer By We Marshal... more
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This podcast features engaging discussions with a diverse array of individuals from various sectors of the local community, including politics, environmental activism, and innovative industries. Conversations touch on significant topics such as municipal governance, climate change, public space preservation, and advancements in marine technology. These discussions provide both depth and personal insights into the participants' experiences, addressing community concerns while promoting local initiatives. The format is likely to appeal to listeners interested in civic engagement, social issues, and the development of Halifax as a vibrant and inclusive city.
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Recent guests on Atlantic News Halifax include:
1. Peggy Cameron
2. Jamie Sangster
3. Laura White
4. Sue Molloy
5. Virginia Hinch
6. Shannon Miedema
7. Lisa Roberts
8. Deny Sullivan
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