Hour 1:
Bill Stewart, Neighbors Speak Up, joins Todd to share the first look at proposed regulations for Airbnbs. Justin Tomchuk, a digital media creator and music producer from Nova Scotia currently based in Montreal, says some Canadians are concerned that the new legislation will change the way they deliver media. Year-end discussion with Liberal Leader Zach Churchill. Duncan Williams, president of the Construction Association of Nova Scotia, says the construction industry is pleased with the QEII redevelopment plan
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Hour 2:
It’s Open Hour. Todd takes your calls!
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Hour 3:
Political conversation with Don Dessurud, Professor of Political Science at UPEI. Tynette Deveaux of the Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal Atlantic campaign discusses Minister Tory Rushton’s announcement that Nova Scotia Power Inc. will have to burn more forest biomass to increase its renewable electricity quota. Discussion on American politics with Mark Brewer, professor of political science at the University of Maine. Julia Hartley, director of operations for the Lung Association of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, explains that the Lung Association is looking to expand the PEI youth anti-vaping campaign. -Prince Edward to Nova Scotia.
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