This Saturday, the Halifax Newcomer Choir is hosting a community sing-along as part of this year's Fringe Festival.

Personal insecurity, job insecurity, environmental insecurity. Writer, filmmaker and political organizer Astra Taylor tells us who profits from this age of insecurity we are living in. She's this year's CBC Massey lecturer.

With another summer in the rearview mirror, Canadians are shifting back to regular schedules for work, school and sleep. Our house doctor Peter Lin outlines some of the health risks associated with lack of sleep and talks about ways to improve your sleep health.

Global Affairs Canada recently updated its international travel advisory to warn 2SLGBTQ travelers that they may face discrimination in some parts of the United States. Taum Pham, chair of the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project, shares his reaction.

As a new school year starts, substitute teacher Crystal Ellingsen says she’s concerned about her co-workers. Many teachers feel underpaid, overworked and burnt out. We also hear from Scott Armstrong, board chair for the Public School Administrators Association of Nova Scotia.

Marine researcher Kristina Boerder has spent a lot of time studying natural eelgrass beds. Recently, she put out a call to the scientific community for help in identifying a mysterious species that was growing on blades of eelgrass. She speaks with the CBC's Preston Mulligan.

It's hurricane season again, and almost a year since post tropical storm Fiona caused so much damage to Atlantic Canada's coastline. Chris Surette and Jan-Sebastian LaPierre make the case for protecting our coastline, as changes to the climate and our population alter the shore.

Gwyneth Christoffel, a Haligonian chef living in Toronto, just won an all-expenses trip to New York City to meet a big-time American chef... she tells the CBC's Carsten Knox all about it!

Our healthcare columnist Mary Jane Hampton takes a look at a lack of sleep in teens, and the effects that can have on their health.

Nine year old Sarah Chaulk has had enough of seeing people get hurt because of cracks and potholes on her street in Halifax. Sarah recently she started a petition to finally fix Redwood Avenue - which is off the Purcell's Cove Road. Information Morning's Feleshia Chandler spoke with her about it....