Thursday on The Morning News we’ll have all the latest on the situation in Ottawa, starting with reaction from right here at home. Military members in Halifax watched the situation unfold in Ottawa closely on Wednesday and now we’ll find out how they’re coping a day later.
At 6:45 we’ll have a discussion about Neptune’s latest production “Mending Fences”. Written by Canadian playwright Norm Foster, the play tells the story of Harry, a Saskatchewan rancher and his son, Daniel, who are reunited at the family’s prairie farmhouse after being separated for thirteen years. @neptunetheatre
We’re turning our eyes to the skies tomorrow at 7:15. Canada’s favourite weather expert David Phillips joins us with a look at the East Coast’s best weather stories of the past year. We’ll also get some insight into the winter season ahead straight from Environment Canada’s Senior Climatologist. @environmentca
We know it’s not even Halloween yet but when you get a call from the North pole (aka The North End), you just have to help out. Santa John (aka John Dunsworth) and the folks behind the movie Santa Quest want to bring their film to a city near you, but they need your help. At 7:45 we’ll chat with Dunsworth and producer Edward Piell about their goal and about the making of Santa Quest. @johndunsworth
Arranging flowers is easy as 1-2-3! Susan MacIntosh of Props Floral Design joins us with tips and tricks to creating the perfect vase arrangement. Join us for Stems with Susan tomorrow at 8:15am.
At 8:45 we’ll meet a man who is streaking for a good cause. As part of a national awareness campaign in support of men’s below-the waist cancers, Stanfields, the Nova Scotia-based garment manufacturer in partnership with the Canadian Cancer Society has launched another creative social media campaign. Testicular cancer survivor Mark McIntyre will streak across the country in his Stanfield’s undies. @streakweek
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