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Friday, February 7 on The Morning News

Students from Saint Mary’s University have been helping the children of Northern Ireland learn conflict resolution skills for the past ten years. At 6:45, we’ll speak to a current and former student who are just back from Belfast.

At 7:15, we’ll follow up on a planned public meeting on the North Park intersection redesign project. What did the public have to say, and what happens next? Join us as we get the answers.

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How would you make the downtown areas of Halifax and Dartmouth even better?  That’s the theme of an event this weekend called Downtown… I’m In.  At 7:45, we’ll get ideas from two men who have led revitalization in their own communities – Mark Brand, one of Vancouver’s most recognizable entrpreneurs and owner of the iconic Save on Meats, and Charles Montgomery, downtown champion and award-winning author of Happy City.

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Crystal and Jill are doing more than hanging out at Interlude Fitness – they’re defying gravity. Tune in at 8:15 to see our weather specialist upside down!

During the last Winter Games, Kimiko Willgress represented Canada in snowboarding.   Four years later, she’s started a new life in Halifax as an artist creating oil lamps from rocks.  At 8:45, she’ll share her Olympic memories and tell us how she went from athlete – to artisan.

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