The Todd Veinotte Show | May 22, 2025

In Hour 1, CUPW negotiator Jim Gallant joins Todd to give an update on the Canada Post strike. Duncan Robertson, Senior Policy Analyst for Nova Scotia at CFIB, shares how the Canada Post strike will affect local businesses. Allison Harris, a lawyer with Carter Simpson in Halifax, discusses how posting theories about the two missing children from Nova Scotia online could potentially lead to legal issues. Chat with Steve Murphy. In Hour 2, Premier Tim Houston joins Todd to takes your call!  In Hour 3, Heidi Rathjen Coordinator at PolySeSouvient, is urging the Prime Minister to quickly fulfill Liberal election promises on firearms and avoid the delays of the previous government. Akira Arruda, a graphic designer and marketer, is still waiting for a resolution as they are owed thousands of dollars by their previous employer. Twila Grosse, Minister of African Nova Scotian Affairs and Lauren Grant, Executive Director, Strategic Initiatives discusses how more African Nova Scotians are now eligible for Land Title Support. Brian Doherty from the Celtic Society, shares the Halifax Celtic Festival that is happening from May 21 – May 25.