Hear from parent Kevin Cunningham, whose son is affected by the ongoing student support worker strike. Plus, Nova Scotia Teachers Union president Ryan Lutes.

Students from Bayview High School's gender-sexuality alliance and equity team, were present on Wednesday as the Progress Pride Flag was raised at Province House in Halifax to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia. Rayne Frost, a co-leader of the school's GSA, spoke at the event, and afterwards Jeff talked to Frost and two other Bayview students about how they've been feeling after their school's pride flag was burned last month.

In a new mixed media installation, artist JJ Lee tells the story of her family's migration to build a new life in Halifax, despite racist immigration policies meant to keep Chinese people out of Canada. She speaks with Information Morning's Jerry West.

The CBC's Preston Mulligan attends the launch of a document called the Halifax Declaration for the Eradication of Racial Discrimination, released at a ceremony at the Light House Arts Centre in downtown Halifax.

How do you cook food when you're camping during a burn ban? Fire safety promises to be a major issue in the woods this summer. Our A for Adventure team Chris Surrette and Jan-Sebastien LaPierre join us to talk campfire protocol during the dry season.

Suitcases please: A museum in Rotterdam is looking for luggage that belonged to people who emigrated to Nova Scotia through the Dutch port.

Our healthcare columnist Mary Jane Hampton shares some thoughts about preparing for any travel that might be in your future.

Hundreds of LGBT singers will be in Halifax this weekend for the Unison Festival... Canada's national LGBTQ choral festival. This is the first time it's being held in Halifax and we find out what's in store from festival co-chair Tim Cross.

With spring wildfires cropping up in the province, a "Wildfire Resilience" Researcher from the Canadian Forest Service talks about the conditions that make wildfires likely. He tells us how to reduce the possibilities of human-caused wildfires.

Several life sized sculptures woven from copper wire were stolen from an artist's property in Pictou County last week. Dawn MacNutt talks about what this loss means... and why she fears they will never be recovered.