We’ll meet two new food tenants at Sunnyside Mall at 6:45. As Canadian tastes shift from fast, processed meals and drinks to higher quality, handmade, local food – the Bedford shopping centre is bringing in four new vendors to reflect the changing tastes of consumers.
At 7:15 we’ll get a preview of Photopolis – Halifax’s Festival of Photography. It’s a month-long celebration of photography that encourages members of the public to look at photos, get inspired and even learn some new skills. Photographer/Organizer Eliot Wright gives us a snapshot of what’s coming up.
At 7:45 we’ll get an update from talented Halifax hip-hop artist Cam Smith. He’s got a new album and he’s been nominated for a bunch of Music Nova Scotia awards and we’ll ask him more about his deal with Reebok!
Global’s investigative news program 16 x 9 is returning for season seven on Saturday night. At 8:15 we’ll get a preview of the first episode with Sean O’Shea who will have a feature story about men in the Siberian forest who risk their lives for the chance to make a fortune, cutting timber – a crime that involves Russian mob bosses, Chinese middlemen and some of the biggest corporations in the United States and Canada.
At 8:45 we’ll be joined by Stephanie Beaumont of Sea & Be Scene with a rundown of what to look out for from movies and TV shows with an east coast connection. Stephanie has the latest on Ellen Page, and a new movie filmed in the Valley called “Big Driver.”
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