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Thursday, February 13 on The Morning News

You can put a unique twist (or fold) on the tradition of giving flowers for Valentines Day with help from Anna Sampson. She’s creating origami flowers and will join us at 6:45 to tell us how she’s using them to raise money for for Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Greater Halifax.

There is a whole lot of building going on at Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth this week. Canstruction is a dynamic food and fundraising event that challenges teams to create the most dynamic structures they can – from cans. Paul stopped by to get a closer look, and will share that at 7:15.

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The recipient of $100,000 in seed funding from Innovacorp is being announced Wednesday night, and on Thursday morning at 7:45, we’ll get to meet the lucky winner and find out more about the project this money will help get off the ground.

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At 8:15, Susan MacIntosh of Props Floral Design will join us live in studio for Stems with Susan. This week, a few creative ideas for displaying the Valentine’s bouquet your sweetheart gives to you.

There will me more than 100 musicians on the stage this Sunday as Sympony Nova Scotia and the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra get together to perform. We’ll get a preview from a Symphony veteran and a student performer at 8:45.

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