Canoe FM Recorded Interviews

On May 29th the Haliburton Huskies have officially announced that the team will be moving to Coburg due to financial difficulties of running a team in a rural area. John Tittell speaks to Haliburton Huskies President about the decision to move the team and prospects for a Junior C hockey team coming to the area in the future.

Paul Vorvis interviews author Linda Lewis-Daly about her new book, "Lodging Legacies: The Lost Cabins, Camps, and Lodges of the Kashagawigamog Lake Chain".

An average of 164 people drown in Ontario every year. Host Ted Thaler investigates the role and importance of wearing life jackets while boating. He also explores why people are reluctant to don life jackets and explores efforts to introduce legislation mandating life jackets.

We meet up with Ephraim Ellis of Degrassi: The Next Generation and Falcon Beach fame. Ephraim discusses his life, career and Haliburton connection. He also shares the story behind his play On The Air – a comedy-romance set in a community radio station… and inspired by none other than Canoe FM. Guests include: Actor-Playwright Ephraim Ellis

Keeping chickens in your backyard is an idea that’s taking wing. What the cluck is up with that? Host Ted Thaler talks to a couple of “chicken tenders” to find out if raising chickens is a feather-brained idea or eggs-actly what Haliburton County needs. Guests include: Andrew Ablett and Kelsey Redman

Host Ted Thaler and guest Shelagh Ross explore what it was like to grow up as kids with a congenital heart defect in the 1960s – as Ted celebrates the 60th anniversary of his first open heart surgery. Guests include: Shelagh Ross, co-founder of the Canadian Congenital Heart Alliance and Global ARCH.

This week, Carolyn Dartnell, and Janet Read cover an exhibition at Agnes Jamieson gallery, Minden. Topics discussed: 1. inspiration for arctic works 2. where the artist travelled and when 3. what will viewers experience Links mentioned in this episode: http://www.janet-read.com http://@janetreadvisualartist

In this special, extended episode of Highland Report, we take the pulse of romance in Haliburton County. We talk to an historian to find out what romance looked like in the early days of Haliburton County. We also reach out to experts and listeners to find out the status of romance today and where it’s headed in the future. Guests include: Kate Butler, Director of Haliburton Highlands Museum Nicole Haley, dating and relationship coach at Nicole Talks Love Nicole Mee, registered psychotherapist and founder of Forest Lane Consulting Nancy Midwicki, Canoe FM radio host Dave Newnham, CanoeFM listener Pauline Levesque, CanoeFM listener

In this episode, Highland Report explores the history and tradition of ice fishing in the Haliburton Highlands. We also talk to the experts to find out what we need for a safe and successful ice fishing adventure. And we talk to the organizers of the Stanhope Firefighters’ Ice Fishing Derby.

Ted Thaler explores the work of cadaver dogs, speaking to Sherri Hall about OSARC about this unique resource.

Ted Thaler explores the legacy of author Thomas Chandler Haliburton

Deborah Dack Interviews Louise Ewing about the 4C's and The Haliburton food Bank.

This week, Ted Thaler finds out what it takes to keep the road of Haliburton County clear of snow during the winter.

This week,Ted Thaler talks about the world wide craze that is Pickle Ball!

This week, Ted Thaler finds out what it takes to drive a big yellow school bus!

Mike Jaycock talks with Ron James about his upcoming Live Steam comedy show.

Mike jaycock interviews Marie Gage Chris Lind from the Haliburton Arts Council.