When buying and selling a home you need to be able to picture what your life could look like in it. Staging, the furniture that is put there to give you an idea of the space, is a big part of that. On this week's episode we dive into a growing trend in Nova Scotian real estate- virtual staging.

The CBC's Jessie Bruce takes a stroll through the Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens to learn about an extensive redevelopment plan in the 1970's that really made Annapolis Royal the historic gem it is today!

Halifax ElderQueer storytelling workshop helps LGBTQ elders tell their own stories

Reporter Michael Gorman joins us to look at demonstration that ended with people surrounding the Premier's car, and someone smashing its windshield. 

It's summer camp season and we bring you inside one camp where teen girls are learning about jobs where females are often underrepresented.

The pull of screens can keep all of us from enjoying the beautiful nature of Nova Scotia, but it can be especially challenging with children. This week we look at some of the ways people are making an effort to get children to enjoy the world outside.

Canada Day memorable for new citizens, including Buddhist monk

New citizens, including a Buddhist monk, celebrate Canada Day

We take an in-depth look at the audit that caused turmoil in Halifax city hall this week

To celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day we hear from various Mi'kmaw voices and perspectives across Nova Scotia about where we are as a province and what they’re doing in their communities.