With our population in Nova Scotia aging, keeping our senses sharp becomes more important. One sense that is often overlooked is your hearing. At 6:45 we’ll be joined by Frank Skubski from hearing aid manufacturer Beltone to explain what we can do to maintain our hearing, and ways to try to get it back once it goes.
A project, that’s being called “a landmark and a world first” will aim to provide reliable wind-generated power to Queens County was announced Tuesday. A local wind power company will build a 3.6 megawatt farm, and a tech startup will store the energy for when the wind isn’t blowing. Energy Minister Andrew Younger will join us Wednesday at 7:15 to discuss the exciting ramifications this project could have.
The Art of Disability festival takes place at Alderney Landing in Dartmouth on Thursday, July 31. Learn more about this opportunity at 7:45 to explore local art, while tearing down some of the social barriers faced by people who live with disabilities.
AT 8:15 We have a frank conversation with family physician Dr. Howard Conter about the importance of recognizing and treating post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD.
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