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One year ago wildfires swept through parts of Nova Scotia, destroying homes and forcing thousands of people to evacuate their communities. The CBC's Aly Thomson was one of those people. She spoke with residents from both Shelburne and Hammonds Plains, who lost their homes that day, about how they've been holding up since.

A prescription for movement! This week, our health care columnist Mary Jane Hampton looks at new research that shows how crucial exercise is to our mental health, including helping to deal with symptoms of depression.

Karen and Neville Provo have dedicated almost 30 years to empowering young people in North Preston. Their community program, the North Preston Bulls, has given hundreds of children the opportunity to play basketball. Hear their story.

Almost half of Nova Scotians experience some form of energy poverty, meaning they struggle to pay their power and heating bills. That's according to a new report out today that's offering possible solutions. We dive into some of them with the report's author.

Was it Professor Plum, with the candlestick, in the conservatory? In today's culture column, Clue: On Stage with the Hubtown Theatre Youth Players. Plus, Tara Lynn Taylor brings us more from the 18th Halifax Independent Film Festival.

Every year, the United Way and the Bhayana Family Foundation give out Invisible Champion Awards. Meet one of this year's honourees. YWCA Halifax peer outreach worker Roxanne Auger is a fierce advocate for young survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation.