Wildlife break-ins and the history of protecting Tantramar’s dykelands

Erica Butler
CHMA News, Local Journalism Initiative, Community Radio Fund of Canada

On today’s show, we talk with associate pastor Danny Barrett of the Main Street Baptist Church about an unusual break-in at the church on Wednesday involving a confused deer. We also listen in on senate committee testimony by an environmental historian and expert in the Maritime Marshland Rehabilitation Administration, which was established by the federal government in 1948 in order to reconstruct and fortify dyke systems in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Plus in briefs: food banks usage is skyrocketing, and MLA Megan Mitton is calling for a rent cap.

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