We’ll continue to watch events at the Legislative Assembly closely Wednesday morning. Our reporter Ray Bradshaw will be standing by if debate on the Liberal government’s controversial Health Authorities Act continues into the morning.
At 6:45 we’ll talk to a member of a new panel put together to help government decide how to deal with a growing wait list for autism treatment. Patricia Murray is a special advisor with the Department of Health and Wellness and will serve on the expert panel. She stops by the red table to tell us more about this issue and what she expects from the panel.
At 7:15 Nova Scotia Health Minister Leo Glavine will stop by to talk about the new legislation introduced at Province House earlier this week. Its hoped the Health Authorities Act will streamline bargaining to reduce the number of times it negotiates new collective agreements with its unions. The shift is controversial among union members and labour supporters.
Two Agricola Street based entrepreneurs are joining forces to bring a modern millinery experience to their customers. The fall hat collection of Oh Dina! will be on sale later this week at Makenew Curated Thrift Shop. A customized tip of the hat to two local businesses tomorrow at 7:45am.
It’s no secret more Canadians are turning to personal training to achieve health and fitness goals. At 8:15 we’ll meet a Halifax woman who lost nearly 70 pounds and turned her health around with the help of personal training. Lori Fash has just been announced as one of two national winners as part of Goodlife Fitness’ Personal Training Transformation Challenge. We’ll get Lori’s story and meet the Personal Trainer that made it all happen.
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