Information Morning Nova Scotia with Don Connolly and Louise Renault
We are now accepting submissions!

Nova Scotia is surrounded by, shaped by,
and inspired by water.
We want to celebrate that with Information Morning's
Sharing the View Calendar for 2013
We are now accepting submissions!
If you're a painter in Nova Scotia, we want to hear from you. Please include these elements in your submission: a paragraph or two about what you would paint for the Sharing the View Calendar, and why, and 2 images of your work.
Think creatively! Water in Nova Scotia can mean hundreds of things: We have ocean beaches and coastlines, we have lakes, rivers, streams, waterfalls, marshes and harbours. You can admire the view, you can surf, swim, sail, fish or paddle, the possibilities are virtually endless. What are the colours of Nova Scotia water in your life?
We'll be accepting submissions until June 1. If selected, artists must deliver their framed Sharing the View painting by September 1. It is possible to submit a work that is already created, but it would only be accepted if it fits the dimensions we need for the calendar. (13.5"length x 12 "height / 34.3x 30.5 cm)
In November and December, the 12 paintings will be auctioned off online, with most of proceeds to Feed Nova Scotia. The artists will be offered 50 % of the reserve price, if they wish, to cover their costs.
Mail your submission to Box 3000 Halifax, B3J 3E9 or send it by email to: infomorning@halifax.cbc.ca Please mark your submissions Sharing the View.
Categories: Episode Update, Sharing the View 2013
Friday May 25, 2012
Assessing the EI changes
Freelance journalist Ralph Surette and Charles Cirtwill of AIMS give their perspectives on how the changes will affect Atlantic Canadians.
Friday May 25, 2012
Raising awareness about Hepatitis C
Dr. Lynn Johnston is Chief of Infectious Disease at Capital Health. She is surprised that US authorities are suggesting all baby boomers should be tested for Hep C, but she does say that anyone who has injected drugs should be tested.
Friday May 25, 2012
A personal tragedy leads to a public stand
John Munro's stepdaughter died of an accidental prescription drug overdose eighteen months ago. He is holding a public form on prescription drug abuse this weekend in Bedford. The meeting is Saturday from 103 at the Lion's Den, Lebrun Centre, Bedford.
Friday May 25, 2012
Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
West Pubnico's credit union celebrates a milestone anniversary with a brand new building
Categories: Community Contacts
Thursday May 24, 2012
Old and washed up - not so much!
Older workers are a hot commodity in Nova Scotia explains Bob Racine, manager of the Acadia Centre for Social and Business Entrepreneurship.
For more on the Older Workers Initiative, click here
Thursday May 24, 2012
Summer camp for kids with chronic medical conditions
David McKeague is the Executive Director of the Brigadoon Children's Camp Society - he tells us about the camp's first full summer of programming.
Thursday May 24, 2012
The struggle with prescription painkillers
Information Morning's Margot Brunelle introduces us to a former addict.
Thursday May 24, 2012
New Facebook stocks tumble
Russel Fralich teaches business at Saint Mary's University - he tells us more about Facebook's initial public offering.
Thursday May 24, 2012
Lisa Gleave in Windsor
The Windsor Nursery celebrates 50 years.
Categories: Community Contacts
Kalin's Forecast
Updated Friday, May 25, 2012 7:14 AM





