Podcast appearances and mentions of Cole Harbour

Destination And Subject: Kyle Dubas and Pittsburgh Penguins Commence Head Coach Search 05/05/25Rick Tocchet, David Carle, and others have been widely discussed as candidates to fill the vacancy Mike Sullivan left when he departed the Steel City. Jeff Taylor and Jordan DeFigio have at least one warm-to-hot take as to who might fit the bill behind the Pittsburgh Penguins' bench, especially while the team undergoes its nearly inevitable transitionary period.Sidney Crosby's agent, Pat Brisson told Pierre LeBrun this weekend that his client would be traveling to Sweden to participate in the IIHF Men's World Championships. What's more, Crosby's longtime teammate and dear friend Marc André Fleury will be making the trip as well, representing Team Canada alongside his old captain.Sid won't be Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia's sole ambassador in the tournament, though. Nathan McKinnon, newly unoccupied as his Avalanche were eliminated from contention in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, will dress beside Crosby and Fleury in Canada's locker room.WARNING This episode contains samples of Dr. Claw's voice. He's really scary. Ok, you've been warned.Special thanks to Espresso A Mano, Pittsburgh's finest coffee roasters and cafe, for partnering with Fly Penguins Fly podcast. Visit an Espresso A Mano location near you:https://espressoamano.com/Fly Penguins Fly Podcast is produced by Jeff Taylor.Thank you for listening!! Follow the podcast on X/Twitter: @penspodJeff Taylor: @penspod_JT // Jordan DeFigio: @fidgenewtonLETS GO PENS.JEFF TAYLOR + JORDAN DEFIGIOIntro/Outro music composed and recorded by Jeff TaylorMark Guiliana plays drums - thanks, Mark!Shane Taylor designed and delivered our artwork.To hire Shane for design work: shanetaylordesigns@gmail.com - tell him Fly Penguins Fly sent you.This episode includes portions of the following musical selections:Kid Kodi by Blue Dot SessionsHardboil by Blue Dot Sessions

Former MLA Tony Ince is Nova Scotia's latest appointment to the Senate of Canada. He stopped by the studio to tell us about his journey to get here, and what's been going through his mind since the big announcement. 

Canada wins in the 4 Nations Face-off Final and Cole Harbour, the home of two of the stars of the team, celebrates. Plus we'll have your feedback on recycling....and on the phone-in, automotive repair expert Doug Bethune takes your calls.

On the phone-in: Lawyer Jessica Lyle takes your questions about will and estate planning. Plus, Cole Harbour represents on and off the ice. We check in with a hockey team who got to cheer on their hometown heroes Nathan MacKinnon and Sidney Crosby at the 4 Nations Face-off.

At the 30th Africentric Conference in Cole Harbour, two Black educators are launching a study into how to best support African-Canadian students in college and university. They've also created a professional group for Black student support workers at post-secondary institutions.

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The Cole Harbour Rural Heritage Society is continuing the legacy of one of its founding members. Rosemary Eaton was an English photojournalist who moved to the area in the 1960s. She immediately fell in love with the sights and sounds of the Cole Harbour Salt Marsh, and fought tirelessly to protect it from urban development. The CBC's Erin MacInnis visits a new outdoor classroom there, where people young and old are invited to enjoy the wetland and its bounty of 'critters,' and learn about Rosemary's passion for environmental conservation.

In this episode we dive into how to speak with the Spirit World and receive answered prayers.    And yes, my soul friend, you do have Spirit Guides who are listening!    Shawn Leonard  is a heart-centered Indigenous (Mi'kmaq) Spirit Talker - Psychic Medium. Shawn presently lives in Millbrook 1st Nation, Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada and has been working as a professional in his field for over 25 years. Taking an authentic approach to the Spirit world in his Live events, Radio and TV Appearances, workshops as well as teaching Spirit Talker Tribe online course. At 16 years old, just one year after losing his father to a massive heart attack, Shawn received a visitation and a message from his father in Spirit, "We all have a purpose and one day you will help people understand their lives and bridge the gap between the physical world and the Spirit World." In the three decades since that night Shawn has finely honed his ability as a Spirit Talker/Medium and his connection to the Spirit World. His gift has allowed him to help people all over the world as he communicates with departed loved ones, spirits and guides. The insights they share help us better understand our journey here on earth and provide healing for many people struggling with grief. Shawn is a proud Indigenous Mi'kmaq person who works with spirit to heal hearts. Fittingly,  A respected Mi'kmaq elder gifted him with the name, "White Eagle Spirit Talker.” Star & Host of  APTN TV show “Spirit Talker” Author of “Spirit Talker” Book & “Wisdom of the Elders” Oracle Card Deck - Hay House Publishing   Key Takeaways:

It's an exciting time in women's hockey. Alexis Miller, originally from Cole Harbour, is the director of player experience at the Professional Women's Hockey League. She tells us how this inaugural season is going so far.

A 16-year-old athlete has made a big splash on the high school football scene this year. Isla David attends Auburn Drive High in Cole Harbour, and is the only girl to play on the school's championship-winning boys' football team. Portia interviews Isla and Ian David, her dad.

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Training camps for the Professional Women's Hockey League start on Wednesday, preparing the original six teams to take to the ice in January. Host Jeff Douglas spoke with Alexis Miller, the league's director of player experience, who is originally from Cole Harbour, N.S.

First, a look at the big political story of the week - the government announcing a carve out of the new carbon tax for those heating with oil. This announcement has been criticized from all sides, and may be the biggest political blunder of this government. Notably, it appears to have been spearheaded by the NS MP's, lead by Atlantic Caucus Chair, Kody Blois, who briefly practiced law before being elected. Other national stories I discuss include the recommendation that responsibility for correctional services for Indigenous offenders be devolved to those communities, as overrepresentation of Indigenous offenders in federal prisons has climbed again in the last ten years from 25% to 32%. I also review the Foreign Interference Inquiry, which is going to look into interference into the 2019 and 2021 elections. In Nova Scotia legal news, William Sandeson has been denied bail by our Court of Appeal, new Judge Bronwyn Duffy was critical of police for not ensuring there was strong identification evidence in an prowling/arson trial, and Judge Del Atwood assisted a self represented accused on a resisting arrest charge. Finally, I review the tragic death of Hollie Boland this week in Cole Harbour, and the questions it raises about the bail system in Nova Scotia. The questions are fair, though I am concerned with some of the comments coming from the President of the Crown Prosecutors Association of NS about the incident, and discuss why.

Puck drop for the new professional women's hockey league happens in January, and rosters are quickly filling up. Guest host Preston Mulligan speaks with Cole Harbour's Alexis Miller, who is the league's new director of player experience.

-Preparing to run a muck of the EIHL and get showered in chocolate with the Manchester Storm -Winning the Q and the Memorial Cup with the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies right by home in Halifax -Growing up in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada and no one else should ever wear 87 -Navigating your young hockey career through Covid and jumping right into to pro -He likes Mars bars and wants to be a part of the new chocolate throwing tradition in Manchester, England

Meghan is settled on the east coast of Canada in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia. She's a St. Mary's University graduate where she completed a double major in psychology and philosophy. Meghan has made efforts to help people that cross her path in whatever capacity they need.In addition to working in the financial industry, she is a podcaster, digital creator and business owner.She wants others to have the life they want, and she's showing others how to do it while she curates that for herself. In her newest venture, Meghan wants to provide everyone with an experience that doesn't require a passport or plane ticket. All it takes is one experience to open up a whole new world and a shift in lifestyle.Check her out @meghanbetter

We recently heard about a hockey association in Cole Harbour adopting the ‘green arm band initiative' to reduce verbal attacks on referees under 18. Now the program has been picked up by Hockey Nova Scotia and expanded to the whole province. Hockey Nova Scotia's referee in chief, Rick Hill, talks about some of the abuse referees face and how this could change hockey in Nova Scotia for the better.

We recently heard about a hockey association in Cole Harbour adopting the green arm band initiative to reduce verbal attacks on referees under 18. Now the program has been expanded to the whole province. Hear how this could change hockey in Nova Scotia for the better.

Guest: Shawn Leonard -- I love conversations with mediums. Today's conversation with Shawn Leonard is no different. “You are a spiritual being having a human experience,” says my guest Shawn, who is an indigenous psychic medium. Not only is he a medium, he is an author, teacher and star of  his popular show Spirit Talker on APTN. -- I am so curious about the spirit world. It was only when my mother passed did I become really interested or maybe it is me just getting older. Either way, I was delighted to chat with Shawn about all things Spirit. Shawn was so easy to chat with as we explored many aspects of connecting with spirit. We have such an interesting conversation which includes Shawn telling many personal stories of connecting with spirit as we explore many spiritual topics such as: -- ✔️ what happens when we die ✔️ spirit guides ✔️ how to connect with spirit ✔️ why spirit uses feathers and dimes ✔️ life purpose ✔️ soul growth ✔️ authentic self -- -- About Shawn Leonard: Shawn Leonard - is a heart-centred Indigenous (Mi'kmaq) Spirit Talker - Psychic Medium. Shawn presently lives in Millbrook 1st Nation, Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada and has been working as a professional in his field for over 20 years. Taking an authentic approach to the Spirit world in his Live events, Radio and TV Appearances, workshops as well as teaching Spirit Talker Tribe online course. At 16 years old, just one year after losing his father to a massive heart attack, Shawn received a visitation and a message from his father in Spirit, "We all have a purpose and one day you will help people understand their lives and bridge the gap between the physical world and the Spirit World." In the three decades since that night Shawn has finely honed his ability as a Spirit Talker/Medium and his connection to the Spirit World. His gift has allowed him to help people all over the world as he communicates with departed loved ones, spirits and guides. The insights they share help us better understand our journey here on earth and provides healing for many people struggling with grief. Shawn is a proud Indigenous Mi'kmaq person who works with spirit to heal hearts. Fittingly,  A respected Mi'kmaq elder gifted him with the name, "White Eagle Spirit Talker.” -- Star & Host of APTN TV show “Spirit Talker” Author of soon to be released NEW book called  “Spirit Talker - Stories and Teachings of a Mi'kmaq Psychic Medium" Release date August 8th, 2023, by Hay House Publishing Author of the "Wisdom of the Elders" Oracle card deck... To be released Nov 2023 by Hay House Publishing Founder of “Spirit Talker Tribe” Online Course -- Connect with Shawn Leonard: Website: https://shawn-leonard.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IndigenousMediumShawnLeonard Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CSPO0hQpQnR You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUTIhTqbt5tX5kvQs3k_FE0A

Here's a smart link to my latest episode: https://podfollow.com/oddtonewfoundland/view?fbclid=IwAR0_FlxyNn0BRuyKLYV16pIAr713xclaqyPJPaWkYl6bFDklXajyTgp2xT8#_=_ Shawn Leonard - is a heart-centered Indigenous (Mi'kmaq) Spirit Talker - Psychic Medium. Shawn presently lives in Millbrook 1st Nation, Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada and has been working as a professional in his field for over 20 years. Taking an authentic approach to the Spirit world in his Live events, Radio and TV Appearances, workshops as well as teaching Spirit Talker Tribe online course. At 16 years old, just one year after losing his father to a massive heart attack, Shawn received a visitation and a message from his father in Spirit, "We all have a purpose and one day you will help people understand their lives and bridge the gap between the physical world and the Spirit World." In the three decades since that night Shawn has finely honed his ability as a Spirit Talker/Medium and his connection to the Spirit World. His gift has allowed him to help people all over the world as he communicates with departed loved ones, spirits and guides. The insights they share help us better understand our journey here on earth and provides healing for many people struggling with grief. Shawn is a proud Indigenous Mi'kmaq person who works with spirit to heal hearts. Fittingly,  A respected Mi'kmaq elder gifted him with the name, "White Eagle Spirit Talker.” Star & Host of APTN TV show “Spirit Talker” Author of “The Language of Spirit” Founder of “Spirit Talker Tribe” Online Course www.shawn-leonard.com     www.buymeacoffee.com/OTNPP Donate a coffee and support Jon and the show. Join Our Mailing list and get reminded about shows and upcoming events and contests: https://mailchi.mp/f23f93d0f550/theoddtonewfoundlandparanormalpodcast Drop a like on the Odd to Newfoundland Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/OddtoNewfoundland Follow on Instagram: Oddtonewfoundland Follow on twitter: @OddtoNFLD Wordpress: https://theoddtonewfoundlandparanormalpodcastclub.wordpress.com/     This Podcast is powered by Accusonus:   https://accusonus.com/   The ERA Bundle was released in 2018 and is the fastest-growing product line of Accusonus. A collection of single-knob plugins for quick and efficient audio repair, the ERA Bundle allows both entry-level and professional creators to instantly enhance their audio recordings. #Newfoundland #Paranormal #Odd #Ghosts #Bigfoot #Psychic #Metaphysics #Strange #Weird #Oddities #Aliens #Angels #Monsters #Fairies #Powers #Hauntings #Cryptozoology #Spirits #Strangenews #ParanormalNews #Legends #Lore #Scary #Horror #Bizarre      

With Remembrance Day coming this Friday, Mainstreet's Rob Doublett thought he should learn more about the day, so he turned to some little people for their insights. He spoke with students at Joseph Giles Elementary School in Cole Harbour.

Halloween is just around the corner and kids at Joseph Giles Elementary School in Cole Harbour are pumped. As Mainstreet's Little People Big Problems returns, Rob Doublett consults with the kids about the beloved candy extravaganza.

On this episode of Find Your Sparkle with Jen; Shawn Leonard, Indigenous Medium shares some of his story and journey into being a spirit talker and sharing his gifts through his Spirit Talker Tribe and his show Spirit Talker on APTN. Shawn even shares a few tips if you want to communicate with spirit! No need to be afraid! Tune in and learn more about spirit and how we never are truly gone! It's true! It's worth tuning in whether you're a believer or not! You will likely learn something new if you're open! This is a great opportunity to hear his stories and perhaps receive answers for questions you have been afraid to ask or haven't had the opportunity to ask. Shawn is a heart-centred Indigenous (Mi'kmaq) Spirit Talker - Psychic Medium. Shawn presently lives in Millbrook 1st Nation, Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada and has been working as a professional in his field for over 20 years. Taking an authentic approach to the Spirit world in his Live events, Radio and TV Appearances, workshops as well as teaching Spirit Talker Tribe online course. At 16 years old, just one year after losing his father to a massive heart attack, Shawn received a visitation and a message from his father in Spirit, "We all have a purpose and one day you will help people understand their lives and bridge the gap between the physical world and the Spirit World." In the three decades since that night Shawn has finely honed his ability as a Spirit Talker/Medium and his connection to the Spirit World. His gift has allowed him to help people all over the world as he communicates with departed loved ones, spirits and guides. The insights they share help us better understand our journey here on earth and provides healing for many people struggling with grief. Shawn is a proud Indigenous Mi'kmaq person who works with spirit to heal hearts. Fittingly, A respected Mi'kmaq elder gifted him with the name, "White Eagle Spirit Talker.” Star & Host of APTN TV show “Spirit Talker” Author of “The Language of Spirit” Founder of “Spirit Talker Tribe” Online CourseSh Shawn's new book and Oracle card deck will be released in October 2023 with Hay House Publishing Follow Shawn here: https://www.facebook.com/IndigenousMediumShawnLeonard https://www.instagram.com/indigenousmediumshawnleonard/ Sign up for Shawn's Spirit Talker Tribe email list GET 3 FREE GIFTS!!! https://shawn-leonard.com/ - First four chapters of my book - 5 tips Video on growing their Intuition - A Spirit Guide Meditation #findyoursparkle #spirittalker #spirittalkershawnleonard #hayhousepublishing #psychicmediumshawnleonard #mikmaqmedium #shawnleonard #Ibelieve

On this episode of The Chris Johnston Show, stories on the ice after the Stanley Cup (00:00), Nazem Kadri (13:00), Tampa's offseason (16:00), Colorado's future (25:00), Cale Makar (29:00), HHOF inductees (34:00) and your questions onf #AskCJ (45:00). Originally aired: June 27, 2022 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/olCrEaam_Fs Visit https://sdpn.ca for merch and more. Individuals must be 19 years of age or older to open a Sports Interaction account. Terms and Conditions apply. Any opinion expressed is not advice, a promise or suggestion that increases the chance of winning. Gambling can be addictive, please play responsibly. To learn more, visit: https://help.sportsinteraction.com/hc.... Or if you have concerns about a gambling problem, call ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600. Sports Interaction is subject to successful AGCO registration and execution of an Operating Agreement with iGaming Ontario. The Eligible iGames conducted and managed by iGO are only available to those physically present in the Province of Ontario. Visit this episode's sponsors: Athletic Greens: https://athleticgreens.com/johnston Sports Interaction: https://sportsinteraction.com/sdpn We've joined The Athletic and you can too! Hit the link to subscribe: https://theathletic.com/hockeypod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A newly planted pear tree was recently dug up and taken from the Cole Harbour Heritage Farm. It was one of the first trees planted for the farm's meadow-orchard project. Farm manager Emma Agombar tells us what happened, and how the local community came to the rescue.

Sidney Crosby may have been born with an incredible amount of natural talent, but if you ask anyone who knew him as a kid they'll all tell you that he was also one of the most determined, hard working athletes they'd met. So how does a coach take on the responsibility of shaping a young talent like Sidney's before he makes the NHL? We sit down with Maritime Sports Hall of Fame inductee Paul Mason who shares stories of what it was like coaching Crosby as a young athlete, and eventually being called the most influential coach Sidney has ever had. We learn about his commitment to the community of Cole Harbour, and his belief in instilling such values into all of the kids he has coached throughout his career. Before he was a Pittsburgh Penguin, Sidney Crosby was a Cole Harbour Red Wing, and that's an institution that Paul Mason helped build. Send your thoughts, comments, and questions to SignOffPod@Frameworth.com Twitter: @FrameworthSports Instagram: @FrameworthSport Mikey's Twitter: @RetrogradeMikey http://www.frameworth.com (www.frameworth.com)

On this episode of Knoxy & Kax, Liz and Karell are joined by Alexis Miller, the Marketing & Events Consultant, and heartbeat, of the PWHPA.00:00 Growing up in Cole Harbour alongside Nathan MacKinnon03:30 Alexis' time playing at Shattuck-St. Mary's and transferring to BU15:00 Biking across America and joining the Boston Blades of the CWHL23:00 Working behind the scenes at the PWHPA29:30 Billie Jean King addressing the PWHPA at Madison Square Garden33:30 A locker room talent show with future OlympiansCatch up on Knoxy & Kax: sdpn.ca/knoxyandkaxFind out more about the PWHPA: https://pwhpa.com/Originally aired: February 15, 2022Follow us on Twitter: @27Knoxy & @KarellEmard

Nova Scotia's African Heritage Month began this week, with the theme of "Through our Eyes: The Voices of African Nova Scotians." Designer Paul Adams Junior tells Mainstreet about how he brought this theme into the poster for this year, and how it feels to create something his community can take pride in.

People returning to Canada from some countries are required to quarantine in hotels over concerns of the omicron variant. Military veteran Susan Harpelle of Cole Harbour tells host Jeff Douglas about how her test results have been delayed, and while she waits her medication is running low.

A veterinary drug that's used to treat horses is becoming harder to find in Nova Scotia because of the misguided belief that it can be used to treat COVID-19. Host Jeff Douglas spoke with Craig Walker, the owner of Walker's Livestock Feed & Supplies in Cole Harbour.

Host Bob Murphy goes to Cole Harbour to watch the Canadian women's soccer team win gold. Bob talks with 14 year-old player, Keira Lee and coach, Susan Steele. The CBC's Jane Robertson tells us about PEI's Park Promise. And on the phone-in: Marjorie Willison's gardening tips.

First ever podcast attempt, Shane and Dawson share stories of growing up in Cole Harbour and talking about things going on in the world.

Join me and Shawn Leonard Aboriginal/Indigenous Spirit Talker aka…Psychic Medium as we discuss how messages from the other side can be deeply healing for those who receive them. Shawn Leonard - is a heart-centred Aboriginal/Indigenous (Mi'kmaq) Spirit Talker aka…Psychic Medium. Shawn presently lives in Millbrook 1st Nation, Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada and has been working as a professional in his field for over 20 years. Taking an authentic approach to the Spirit world in his personal readings, Live events, workshops and teaching Spirit Talker Tribe, Radio and TV Appearances. At 16 years old, just one year after losing his father to a massive heart attack, Shawn received a visitation and a message from his father in Spirit, "We all have a purpose and one day you will help people understand their lives and bridge the gap between the physical world and the Spirit World." Shawn is a proud aboriginal Mi'kmaq person who works with spirit to heal hearts. Fittingly, A respected Mi'kmaq elder gifted him with the name, "White Eagle Spirit Talker.” Star & Host of APTN TV show “Spirit Talker” Author of “The Language of Spirit” Founder of “Spirit Talker Tribe” Online Course https://shawn-leonard.com https://www.facebook.com/AboriginalMediumShawnLeonard https://www.youtube.com/c/ShawnLeonardWhiteEagle Please donate and Help support my channel. Thank you https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=S9HELHULPMHTQ About: Michael Philpott Michael is a teacher, Reiki Master for over 20 yrs. with clinical experience. He is a Medium and a Psychic and has given readings to people in Canada US and the Caribbean. Michael teaches Intuitive Diagnosis for health professionals and is classically trained Chef and former personal trainer. For readings please reach out to me on Facebook. The Metaphysical Mentor Show Podcast with Michael Philpott Providing, Inspiration, Information, Knowledge and Motivation to help you on your soul's path. Covering topics related to all things Health and Happiness from the Mystical to the Metaphysical and everything in between. Making the unknown, known. https://www.facebook.com/michael.philpott.3133 https://www.instagram.com/themetaphysicalguy https://open.spotify.com/show/1OT4g02gffmQAtxGqhWqrk https://anchor.fm/michael-philpott https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5mSbeHemKiHhvBimJvWBww Disclaimer. The information on this Podcast is for information and entertainment only and is not medical or non-medical advice intended to replace the advice or attention of health care professionals or non-medical professionals. Michael Philpott and associates will not be held accountable for any interpretations or decisions made by listeners or viewers based on the information provided during podcast. If you are looking for medical or non-medical help please consult a trained professional.

Jason Selby, owner of a coffee and gift shop in Cole Harbour, and Mike Huntley, owner of a dive shop in Kentville, talk about pandemic restrictions and financial support for small businesses.

Nicole Sparks wears a prosthetic arm and uses an Accessible Parking permit to help with tasks like getting groceries back to her car alone... but since registering for the permit, she says she's being harassed by strangers in the parking lot on a weekly basis... something she attributes to stigma around invisible disability.

Today Katie Uttley catches up with Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia native TE/DE Mauricio Hinds, who's preparing to show off his big-man athleticism down south at the Hill School next season ... Become a CFCINSIDER today on canadafootballchat.com

Rats are thriving this spring, and they're causing a lot of damage. We hear from Craig Walker at Walker's Livestock Feed & Supplies in Cole Harbour, a woman whose vehicle was destroyed by rats, and Andrew Hebda, a retired curator of zoology.

Are you ready to be inspired and awoken to the spirit world? Are you ready to embrace your innate psychic senses? Shawn talks about his book and working with spirit to heal hearts. We are giving away a copy of his book! Join us Live or on the replay to enter! Bio: Shawn Leonard - is a heart-centred Aboriginal/Indigenous (Mi'kmaq) Spirit Talker aka…Psychic Medium. Shawn presently lives in Millbrook 1st Nation, Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada and has been working as a professional in his field for over 20 years. Taking an authentic approach to the Spirit world in his personal readings, Live events, workshops and teaching Spirit Talker Tribe, Radio and TV Appearances. At 16 years old, just one year after losing his father to a massive heart attack, Shawn received a visitation and a message from his father in Spirit, "We all have a purpose and one day you will help people understand their lives and bridge the gap between the physical world and the Spirit World." In the three decades since that night Shawn has finely honed his ability as a Spirit Talker/Medium and his connection to the Spirit World. His gift has allowed him to help people all over the world as he communicates with departed loved ones, spirits and guides. The insights they share help us better understand our journey here on earth and provides healing for many people struggling with grief. Shawn is a proud aboriginal Mi'kmaq person who works with spirit to heal hearts. Fittingly, A respected Mi'kmaq elder gifted him with the name, "White Eagle Spirit Talker.” Star & Host of APTN TV show “Spirit Talker” Author of “The Language of Spirit” Founder of “Spirit Talker Tribe” Online Course Contact: https://shawn-leonard.com/ https://www.facebook.com/shawnleonardpsychicmedium --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/24k-healing/message

We speak with the CBC's Paul Palmeter who visited a dairy farm in North River, NS, that was heavily damaged by fire, we hear about Cole Harbour's Nathan MacKinnon getting his face on a cereal box and on the phone-in: the challenges of caregiving during the pandemic

About Today's Show In today's episode, we speak with the Dean of Students and Indigenous Education, Mark Solomon. What can Seneca do differently to foster an overarching culture of equity, diversity and inclusion in all aspects of the College?  What are those aspects of the Seneca process that exclude cultures, or genders, or abilities, because those processes evolved without the input of everyone who should have been at the table, so to speak, but weren’t. That's a really big question, and Seneca is tackling it as part of their Au Large project we talked about with President Agnew.  Today's guest, Mark Solomon, has been tasked with leading that initiative to make Seneca College a more inclusive, and equitable, place to study and work.  In today's episode we talk about the initiatives that are underway to turn the vision of a more equitable, and inclusive Seneca College, into a reality. Also in this episode, we talk about: 1.  Potential blind spots to people who are different from us, and how we can identify those blind spots. 2.  How the pandemic has impacted people different, particularly based on privilege.  3.  What can we do as individuals to gain more awareness of diversity within our communities? We also asked Mark to create a media playlist!  Here it is: On CBC.ca/gem  - some amazing documentaries and anti-black racism: The film Across the Line tells the real-life story of a young, Black NHL hopeful living in the racially-divided community of Cole Harbour, N.S. in 1989  "Fade Forward" is a short doc that tells the story of the first black-owned barbershop in Newfoundland and Labrador that has become a hub for newcomers in St. John's. Being Black in Toronto features 6 short films. https://gem.cbc.ca/media/absolutely-canadian/being-black-in-toronto/38e815a-0134fafe7df The Skin We are In builds upon the work of Toronto Journalist/Activist Desmond Cole https://gem.cbc.ca/media/firsthand/season-2/episode-14/38e815a-00be178daef On NFB.ca:   Returning to Oshawa and conversations with family about love and relationships. https://www.nfb.ca/film/im-gay/ A short film about gay marriage and divorce https://www.nfb.ca/film/handmade-mountain/ A film about the complexities of escaping war and the immigration experience https://www.nfb.ca/film/far-from-bashar/ Human impact on the world is explored in this “older” film but still powerfully relevant https://www.nfb.ca/film/manufactured_landscapes_edu/ Podcasts by and about Indigenous Creators! Missing and Murdered - Investigative journalist Connie Walker recounts stories of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Metis in Space - Chelsea Vowel and Molly Swain, both Métis, drink a bottle of wine and review sci fi movies and television shows from a critical Indigenous lens. Thunder Bay -- The highest homicide and hate crime rates in the country. A mayor charged with extortion. A police chief who faced trial for obstruction of justice. Nine tragic deaths of Indigenous high schoolers. Why did it all happen in the same town? About Today's Guest, Mark Solomon Mark Solomon is a proud member of Henvey Inlet First Nation located one hour south of Sudbury, and he’s born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie.  He often claims to be an economic refugee from Northern Ontario living in Toronto.  Mark has two undergraduate degrees from Laurentian University in Music and Native Studies, a MA from Brock University in Social Justice and a MEd from York University.  Mark has held a number of roles at Seneca College and currently serves as the Dean of Students and Indigenous Education.  Mark is also honoured to serve as the President, of his professional association the Canadian Association of College and University Student Services (CACUSS).   He is the first Indigenous person to hold that role.  The role Mark is the most proud of, is his role as a father to a 13 year old.  Important Links and Contact Information All COVID-19 related information, questions or concerns should be sent to health@senecacollege.ca For Updates on Seneca's Policies Regarding COVID-19, visit here: https://inside.senecacollege.ca/health This Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts! #SenecaProud Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, which means it's available pretty much wherever you get your podcasts.   Click here to subscribe. While you're there, please give us a rating and leave a comment.  It really helps get our podcast found. Thanks for listening!   Pat Perdue

The boys welcome on an old Cole Harbour family friend who's got perspective on hockey as a player, coach, dad, and now web provider and podcast host. There's fun and relatable stories for all in this vast-ranging discussion, as the trio hit on:-Big hockey events in Cole Harbour hockey growing up-Their "big brother" and role model Chad-Junior hat trick on evening TV (possibly only trick of career)-Coaching days and what's important-Coaching Sidney Crosby and when he knew he was beyond special-Taking on a stepson through hockey and watching and guiding him-His own son's trials and the lessons he taught the parents-Son Connor's hockey dream and dad's pride in seeing him chip away (presently quite successfully in the QMJHL, mind you)-New business venture providing league management "as it should be" (Visit GrayJay Web Solutions at https://grayjaysolutions.com/ for details)-Rode Trips podcast and how it inspired inviting guests onto Boulton from Boulton (https://www.facebook.com/rodetrips/)-Who would Chad take off a Boulton-Boulton-Boulton line to insert himself? (and more fun in our One-Timers segment)-Way, way moreLINKS:GrayJay Web Solutions: https://grayjaysolutions.com/Nova Scotia U15 Major Hockey League website (first happy client): https://nsu15major.com/Learn about Rode Trips podcast: https://www.facebook.com/rodetrips/See full Chad junior hat trick highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdXsfaXcxWs&feature=youtu.beWatch this epidsode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJyYwll1psY

Cole Harbour resident Colin MacEachern tells host Portia Clark about his love of the Trailer Park Boys and why he's urging the Halifax Regional Municipality to commemorate the show.

Brad and Sean are joined Mark Tesch and, yes, it is Brad’s brother. With Tesch square in full effect we break down Donnovan Bennett’s comments (on a certain Canadian sports show) about Russell Wilson being gifted his first Super Bowl. We also break down Week 12 in the NFL as well as the Sarah Fuller story and Tyson vs. Jones Junior. Hey T.J. Grant, if your listening? You are the pride of Cole Harbour and thanks for the follow. This weeks beer is from Ol’ Biddys Tall Dark and Handsome, Disco Inferno, from Ghostfish, Shrouded Summit and finally from Flyers the official sponsor of GuysBeerSports, we have the F15 Strike eagle hazy IPA. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/GuysBeerSports)

Chris Mark and Tay discuss how another NFL team did the thing, and find more helpful solutions to try and encourage football players to not do the thing They debate Tom Brady's clear lack of sportsmanship and potentially offend the pride of Cole Harbour

Mainstreet's Diane Paquette visited Station 1 Lebanese Kitchen in Cole Harbour to learn about a community effort to bring Syrian youth to the province, and how COVID-19 has made the process even more challenging.

James chats with Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia-born but Hollywood-based comedian Jason John Whitehead about his new hit album, writing for Jim Jefferies, the differences between British and Canadian audiences and meeting Maritimers in Hollywood.

In this episode I go over Day 1 of the 2020 NHL Playoffs. I also touch on the 2020 NHL Awards nominees, John Chayka, Cole Harbour, and the Penguins losing to the Canadiens among other things.

Dean Arbuckle was born and raised in Cole Harbour Nova Scotia, saw Sidney Crosby play midget hockey, and talks about the love/hate relationship locals have with another Halifax native NHL'er, Brad Marchand. Dean also has his own Podcast webfamepodcast which looks into the lives of some of the best content creators on the web.

Meet Stephanie Bizzeth - an African Nova Scotian, born and raised in Cole Harbour. An Occupational Therapist currently working in mental health and addictions. A humble student in the practice of yoga, meditation, and shadow work. Through this journey she has been finding her voice and getting LOUD about anti-black racism. In this podcast, learn about Stephanie’s heritage and story growing up here in Halifax and being faced with systemic racism from early on all the way up to her Masters Degree. Learn powerful tools in dismantling racisms and moving forward in doing better. Conversation in grief, what yoga studios could do to include more diversity, and Stephanie’s important story.

Cheers to all you woke folk (literally and figuratively!) who are doing the hard work of fighting for equality and social justice for all!

In episode 9 our guest is Cole Harbour's first Stanley Cup Champion, Joe DiPenta! Joe's story is captivating, to say the least, and one that our community has always been so proud of, despite the spotlight shifting to Sidney Crosby and Nathan MacKinnon shortly after Joe reached the ultimate pinnacle in the sport of hockey, Joe was the first one to reach that peak from the town that is now so well known across the hockey world! Joe talks about his path from minor hockey to playing NCAA hockey for Boston University, returning to the Halifax Mooseheads to play in the Memorial Cup, his journey through the AHL to the NHL, and what life has been like after retiring from professional hockey.

In episode 8 our guest is Paul Mason, a friend and long-time minor hockey and baseball coach in Cole Harbour. Paul talks about how he got into coaching many years ago, some of his best memories from those years, his many years making kids smile as Santa Clause on Christmas Eve, a prank he pulled on Sidney Crosby's mother at a restaurant in Prince Edward Island, and more!

In episode 7 we catch up with Dr. Daryl Dillman! Daryl tells us about his days playing hockey in Cole Harbour, a serious car accident at the age of 17, finishing medical school at the age of 23, competing on the Canada's Smartest Person game show, and now Orthopedic Surgeon & Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago!

In episode 6, we chat with Cole Harbour native Mike Chiasson. Mike talks about his playing days from minor hockey through to University hockey with the Acadia Axemen. We also hear about an unfortunate run-in with Alexander Radulov, a close-call EBUG situation where he almost had to fill in for Marc-Andre Fleury, his close friendship with Sidney Crosby, and much more!

On our very first episode, we examine the road trip that was Nathan Welton's hockey career. In this first half of the two-part episode, we talk about Nathan's minor hockey days in Cole Harbour, his move to Dartmouth for Major Midget, and a close call in the Major Midget National Championships. We explore his difficult decision to walk away from a full scholarship at Notre Dame of the NCAA in favour of the Quebec Remparts, a chance meeting with Dave Poulin years later, and his stellar rookie season in the QMJHL.

Macs Head Coach Tim Boyce is Live to talk about the team's big game 3 win in Cole Harbour vs the Wolfpack

As you may of heard this Friday night at Cole Harbour Place we have a special event going down with the Cole Harbour Colts and the Halifax Thunderbirds of the NLL as they Thunderbirds own Colton Armstrong and Bolt will be dropping the puck and hanging with fans. Colton swings by to talk about the event and more!!

Growing hockey at all levels is important, this week we sit down with Cole Harbour Colts player Brady Stubbs we talk about : - The nickname Stubzy - Playing style - Chirping on the ice - Goals for the season - Colts outlook for this year - The Eskasoni game and what happened Enjoy a great chat

In Episode 4 Ray and Darren talk Nathan MacKinnon and the Avs 7-1-1 start to the season, and the comparisons being made to that other famous Sid guy who also played hockey in Cole Harbour, NS. They touch on what a machine David Pasternak is, and just how awesome it is to watch the magic between Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl this year. Montreal Canadiens alternate captain Brendan Gallagher joined Ray and Darren and discussed eclipsing 498 NHL games last week, how he feels as this season gets going, and how the players in Montreal have worked hard to change their identity and culture to produce a more positive, winning attitude in the locker room and on-the-ice so the team can turn the corner and get back to the playoffs. Brendan talks about how he acquired his competitive streak from his dad and told the story of the front-yard workout. Brendan details how as the commish of his fantasy football league he likes to change the drafting rules to favour his own team, shares how much he enjoys pissing-off his opponents on the ice and finally compares notes with Ray on a few of the memorable pranks they each have pulled on teammates. In this week's edition of #ThroatPunch Darren puts forward the Josh Ho-Sang situation as his candidate while Ray nominated his chirpy son, and then puts forward the AHL, and questioned the merits of some of the excessive fighting of late, in developing future NHL players. The guys also discussed the need for having 1 and 1A goalies to be successful and talked about what is the right number of starts for each player in a goaltending tandem. In Ask Ray & Dregs this week the guys answered questions on whether they think there might be another team capable of pulling off a St. Louis-like worst-to-first run with a SCF appearance this NHL season, and Ray weighs in on giving 3 points for a win.  This episode is sponsored by www.SureHealth.ca call them at 1-844-235-7873, by www.Indochino.com (CODE:Ray), and by www.Endy.ca (CODE: Ray 50). Thanks to www.westcomb.com for our guest gift. The excellent music on this episode is provided by Tony Ferraro and his pals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 385 Joe Dipenta is a former NHL player. He was selected 61st overall by the Florida Panthers in the 1998 NHL Entry Draft.  Growing up in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia (the same hometown as Penguins legend Sidney Crosby), Joe's dream was to play professional hockey and in 2002-2003, he made his NHL debut with the Atlanta Thrashers.  In 2005, Joe became a member of the Anaheim Ducks and just two years later, became a Stanley Cup champion.  Joe also holds the unique distinction of being one of just a handful of players to win a Stanley Cup title and a Calder Cup championship (AHL) as well.  On this episode of the podcast, we talk to Joe about coming to faith in Christ during his NHL career, his desire to play hockey, how he spent his day with the Stanley Cup and why he walked away from hockey at age 32.  For more, log on to http://SportsSpectrum.com 

Marsha McLeod shares with Mark and Venus about her journey with Jesus. She speaks of God's leading in her life through adoption and following Jesus at a backyard club and growing up going to church. Marsha is now a Pastor's wife and mother, living in Cole Harbour, NS.  Arrowhead Native Bible Center www.ArrowheadNBC.comis a ministry of Northern Canada Evangelical Mission www.NCEM.caFollow us on Twitter: twitter.com/anbc_ncemFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/anbc.ncemFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/anbc_ncemClick Here to Donate to this ministry.This episode;mixed by Marcus Cookedited by Tyler Hillwith hosts Mark Dana and Venus Coteand special guest Marsha McLeod

Ce que tu fais aujourd'hui peut avoir un impact MAJEUR dans quelques années. Je te raconte comment Sidney Crosby a préparé son «but doré» à l'âge de 12 ans sur une glace de Cole Harbour en Nouvelle-Écosse. Pour l'article complet de cet épisode, simplement vous rendre dans ma section spéciale «Podcast» sur mon site web à l'adresse suivante : www.jonathanlelievre.com/podcast Pour toutes questions, suggestions ou commentaires, n'hésitez pas à me contacter directement à l'adresse suivante : info@jonathanlelievre.com Vous aimeriez participer comme invité à un épisode de Direction Excellence? N'hésitez pas à me contacter afin que l'on puisse en discuter!

Ce que tu fais aujourd’hui peut avoir un impact MAJEUR dans quelques années. Je te raconte comment Sidney Crosby a préparé son «but doré» à l’âge de 12 ans sur une glace de Cole Harbour en Nouvelle-Écosse. Pour l’article complet de cet épisode, simplement vous rendre dans ma section spéciale «Podcast» sur mon site web à l’adresse suivante : www.jonathanlelievre.com/podcast Pour toutes questions, suggestions ou commentaires, n’hésitez pas à me contacter directement à l’adresse suivante : info@jonathanlelievre.com Vous aimeriez participer comme invité à un épisode de Direction Excellence? N’hésitez pas à me contacter afin que l’on puisse en discuter!

Jacob Sanford​ joins The High Button​ to talk about his past year at Western Kentucky Baseball and being drafted by The New York Yankees this past week. Growing up in Cole Harbour, NS. Jake found the love for baseball at a young age. Having to leave home at 14 to pursue a better chance at professional baseball, Jake talks about the sacrifices he's made and the relationships he's built over the past couple of years while traveling all over North America. Great Listen Ep.#209

On today’s episode we sit down with Martina Kelades. Martina grew up in New Minas but now lives in Cole Harbour. After initially attending university to gain an Arts Degree, Martina decided to pursue other avenues of education and attended NSCC for their Human Services Program. After graduating, she became a Personal Development Counsellor helping others get past barriers (primarily related to mental health) to succeed in life. Martina began to recognize that she herself was dealing with mental health related issues and decided to start an initiative that focuses on mental health promotion. Now Martina is beginning the next chapter of her journey with Life Out Loud, a professional and specialized service used to expand conversations related to mental health and wellness. Listen in to hear it all!

Born in Ontario and trained in Los Angeles, Brent worked internationally as a fashion photographer for eight years creating campaigns for clients in London, Paris, New York, Vancouver and New Delhi before meeting a lovely girl from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, settling down and refocusing on portrait, wedding and local commercial photography.In addition to his primary commercial work, Brent has also dabbled in landscape, wildlife and sports photography, seeking a broad range of photographic experiences.Highlights of his career so far include two expeditions to Antarctica, shooting fashion runway shows in New York City, photographing the Brier and World Hockey Championships, finding himself less than 5 meters from a huge polar bear in Svalbard, Norway, barely surviving being charged by a walrus on the Arctic ice pack, doing the only fashion editorial ever done after dark in Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris and photographing his own wedding. Brent is also the first Atlantic Canadian to be published in British and Italian Vogue.Brent was recognized as a ‘Master of Commercial Photography’ in 2013 and was named the Portrait Photographer of the Year for 2017 by the Professional Photographers of Canada in Atlantic Canada.He now lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia with his lovely wife Sarah, their four birds, 1 cat, and 1 horse.I had an amazing time chatting with Brent.Check him out @alteregohalifax

We chat with Halifax McDonald's Head Coach Tim Boyce about the team's 2-1 win over Cole Harbour in Game 3 of their Nova Scotia Major Midget Hockey League final

This week Laura & Riot discuss: when hockey ruins you for Tinder, Cole Harbour flu hits All Star Game, Sometimes a family is 5 Daddy’s and a Twink and maybe the Pens are coming to Europe?

The BSN Avalanche Podcast comes at you as AJ Haefele and Adrian Dater break down the Avs’ thrilling 6-3 win over Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Happy Easter! This week Laura and Anna discuss: Sid playing angry, will John Tavares resign with the islanders, how we would prepare for inevitable lockout if we were the players, Cole Harbour crew at the Habs game and Kate and Kyra help us cast actors who should play some of our favs in a movie and more of your asks.

Actual journalist Katie Toth joins us to talk about Jagmeet Singh being a winner, Sidney Crosby being a loser, and the never ending saga of Lorne Grabher. Follow Katie on twitter at https://twitter.com/kat_toth and read her Halifax Examiner piece on the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedom https://www.halifaxexaminer.ca/province-house/who-is-the-justice-centre-for-constitutional-freedoms-and-why-do-they-care-about-lorne-grabhers-licence-plate/ (it's behind a paywall).   We introduce Katie/thank Dylan Chew/Graeme went to a party that he thought was weird but we all thought was nice/should we start streaming on twitch?/Hugh Hefner fucked some dynamite/Sidney Crosby is rich, bad and refuses to pick a side/Cole Harbour: is it mostly racists or entirely racist?/hockey is already political/Crosby is a victim of brutal harassment/why won't Crosby read a book?/we're driving the Lindell Wiggington bandwagon/Grabher license plate catastrophe/the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedom/more dumb license plates/the right's limited understanding of free speech/mis-translation of American ideas into a Canadian context/new contest!/Jagmeet Singh won and we don't know what that means/we don't accept racism we organize against it/the limits of political parties.

The latest UFC gossip in a busy week is one thing, but there is nothing like getting to know your favorite co-hosts, so spend some time getting to know Jay and Joe. Jay Kelly (@JayKellyMMA) gives some insight into his life as a kid athlete, and Joe Rizzo (@RearNakedChoke) gave some thoughts about his unique background. But it did not get in the way of talking about the world of MMA, from betting lines for the main event of UFC Fight Night 89 in Ottawa, Ontario, to actor Sam Heughan's tweet back to Rizzo (even though Kelly still does not know who he is). But one thing Kelly knows is MMA Reddit, and he explained why he likes it and a bit of how it works. The conversation twisted from Michael Bisping's trainer and recent RNC Radio guest Jason Parillo, to who the best athlete in the history of Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia is (hint: Sidney Crosby vs. TJ Grant isn't much of a fight when it comes to this battle). There was even talk of the Stanley Cup Finals Game 5 in which the San Jose Sharks staved off elimination in beating Crosby's Pittsburgh Penguins. For about the 10th time this year, RNC Radio is enjoying its best week ever, and would like to thank the growing audience for their support. Listen to Rear Naked Choke Radio (@RNCRadio) by subscribing via iTunes, Stitcher or by checking us out via our content partners at CombatPress.com. Don't forget to like our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RNCRadio, and find us YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1xs5I0-enSyN5ddDbqORwA.

Canada’s #1 Lightweight joins Top MMA Radio this week. On the show, TJ Grant discusses his win over Matt Wiman at UFC on Fox 6. Grant talks about: his standing elbows finish over Wiman, his FitPlus training camp, training with Guillaume De Lorenzi, his Cole Harbour hometown, and who he would like to fight next […]