In this special episode, we share highlights from our conference: Mapping Financial Literacy — which was also Nova Scotia’s very first financial literacy conference. You'll hear a powerful keynote from Financial Therapist Aseel El-Baba on how transforming our relationship with money can change our lives. Plus, we hit the conference floor with streeter-style interviews, capturing personal stories, lessons learned, and the incredible work attendees are doing in their communities. On top of all that, we welcome special guest Norma Gould, who shares an inspiring story of community impact from We’koqma’q. Don't miss this episode packed with real stories, financial insights, and meaningful takeaways!

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Visit Money Path Online:

Our Mission is to build a network across Atlantic Canada equipped with accessible training, resources, and connections to strengthen communities’ financial wellness and empower them to make confident decisions with their money.

Website: moneypath.ca

Facebook: facebook.com/moneypathatlantic

Instagram: instagram.com/moneypath.ca

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Episode Music comes from Pixabay:

Plain / Acoustic Inspiring Folk Music · SoulProudMusic

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In this episode, we visit New Glasgow to meet Giselle, a Money Path Trail Guide from Summer Street Industries, who’s working to make financial education accessible for people with diverse abilities. Hear how she creates safe spaces for honest conversations about money, and a few personal stories of her own financial journey. And reminder, November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, where this year’s theme, "Money on Your Mind. Talk about it!" encourages Canadians to openly discuss their financial experiences. Listen in to discover how anything is possible, and how small steps can lead to big changes in financial confidence and community well-being.

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Financial Literacy Month in Canada

November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, led by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) to promote open conversations about money and improve financial resilience. This year's theme, "Money on Your Mind. Talk about it!" encourages Canadians to destigmatize money discussions by sharing their financial experiences and asking questions. Join the conversation with #MoneyOnYourMind.

Website: canada.ca/en/financial-consumer-agency/campaigns/financial-literacy-month

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Summer Street Industries

“Opening minds and creating change. We exist to create and facilitate opportunities for people with intellectual disability – one person at a time.”

Website: summerstreet.ca

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Visit Money Path Online

Our Mission is to build a network across Atlantic Canada equipped with accessible training, resources, and connections to strengthen communities’ financial wellness and empower them to make confident decisions with their money.

Website: moneypath.ca

Facebook: facebook.com/moneypathatlantic

Instagram: instagram.com/moneypath.ca

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Episode Music comes from Pixabay

Plain / Acoustic Inspiring Folk Music · SoulProudMusic

The Beat of Nature · Olexy

The Summer · Olexy

In this episode of Money Path, we’re hiking over to Kingston, Nova Scotia, to hear from a trailblazer who is navigating her unique money journey. You’ll hear how staying true to herself and planning ahead has helped her on the path to financial resilience. Come along with us as we uncover real money and life stories that shape our Nova Scotian communities.

We also have a few important announcements, including a reminder about Cyber Security Awareness Month and an exciting event — the Money Path Atlantic Conference happening this November!

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Cyber Security Awareness Month in Canada

The theme for #CyberMonth2024 is Generation Cyber Safe: Because online security knows no age. Online security affects all Canadians, regardless of when they were born — that’s why every generation is part of Generation Cyber Safe. This Cyber Month Canada is celebrating the unique strengths every generation has when it comes to staying safe online and sharing information on how each generation can use their qualities to help others, too.

Website: getcybersafe.gc.ca/en

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Visit Money Path Online:

Our Mission is to build a network across Atlantic Canada equipped with accessible training, resources, and connections to strengthen communities’ financial wellness and empower them to make confident decisions with their money.

Website: moneypath.ca

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moneypathatlantic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moneypath.ca/

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Episode Music comes from Pixabay:

Plain / Acoustic Inspiring Folk Music · SoulProudMusic

The Beat of Nature · Olexy

The Summer · Olexy

Hello travelers! In this episode, you will hear from a trailblazer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and his journey from living in a shelter with the help of 902 ManUp to saving money for rainy days. Join us on this trail to hear the real money and life stories that shape our communities.

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Visit Money Path Online:

Website: moneypath.ca

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moneypathatlantic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moneypath.ca/

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Special Thank You Goes to 902 ManUp:

They are a non-profit dedicated to promoting a safe and healthy atmosphere in our communities and are real men, giving real time, making real change.

https://902manup.ca/

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Episode Music comes from Pixabay:

Plain / Acoustic Inspiring Folk Music · SoulProudMusic

The Beat of Nature · Olexy

The Summer · Olexy

Welcome, fellow travelers, to episode four of our podcast trails. In this episode, you'll hear from a trailblazer from Pictou County, Nova Scotia. Motivated by her children, she sought a better financial situation with the support of Viola’s Place Society. Now, she’s passing down her knowledge to her kids — one recently saved enough to purchase their first car — and she's saving to give them something special in the future. Join us as we explore her journey through money and life, and how her relationship with money has transformed over the past few years.

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Visit Money Path Online:

Website: moneypath.ca

Facebook: facebook.com/moneypathatlantic

Instagram: instagram.com/moneypath.ca

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June is Seniors’ Month:

Nova Scotia Security Commission: nssc.novascotia.ca/seniors

Government of Canada Seniors Information Centre: www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/campaigns/seniors

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Special Thank You Goes to Viola’s Place Society:

“Viola's Place offers emergency shelter services with limited bedding capacity. Our doors open for intake at 7PM nightly.”

violasplacesociety.com

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Episode Music comes from Pixabay:

Plain / Acoustic Inspiring Folk Music · SoulProudMusic

The Beat of Nature · Olexy

The Summer · Olexy

Welcome, fellow travelers, to episode three of our podcast journey. You will hear from a Trail Guide named Dee from Halifax, Nova Scotia. He works at OPTIONS Work Activity Program, an employability program for adults needing a little extra help securing work. Joining your host, Bethanee, Dee shares insights into his approach to money education in the classroom, offering a glimpse into the impactful stories and conversations that unfold as a result.

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Visit Money Path Online:

Website: moneypath.ca

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moneypathatlantic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moneypath.ca/

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Special Thank You Goes to OPTIONS Work Activity Program:

“The Options Work Activity Program helps Nova Scotians re-discover their employment potential.”

https://www.mymetroworks.ca/programs/options-work-activity

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Episode Music comes from Pixabay:

Plain / Acoustic Inspiring Folk Music · SoulProudMusic

The Beat of Nature · Olexy

The Summer · Olexy

Hello, travelers and welcome to episode two. In this episode, you will hear from a Trail Guide in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Susan works at Viola's Place Society, an emergency shelter with many supports to help people make new beginnings. Join us to hear how Susan makes an impact in her community, and hear the real money and life stories that shape our communities in Nova Scotia, Canada.

Visit Money Path Online:

Website: moneypath.ca

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moneypathatlantic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moneypath.ca/

Special Thank You Goes to Viola’s Place Society:

“Viola's Place offers emergency shelter services with limited bedding capacity. Our doors open for intake at 7PM nightly.” https://www.violasplacesociety.com/

Fraud and Scam Prevention Links:

Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre: https://antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/index-eng.htm

Government of Canada Fraud Prevention: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/finance/fraud.html

Episode Music comes from Pixabay:

Plain / Acoustic Inspiring Folk Music · SoulProudMusic

The Beat of Nature · Olexy

The Summer · Olexy

Hello, travelers and welcome to episode one. In this episode, you will hear from a trailblazer in Pictou County, Nova Scotia. Listen to her journey on the money trails, and learn about the two big goals she is saving for: a trip and education. Here's your chance to connect with real money and life stories that shape our communities in Nova Scotia, Canada. Visit Money Path Online: Website: moneypath.ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moneypathatlantic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moneypath.ca/ Special Thank You Goes to Summer Street Industries: “We exist to create and facilitate opportunities for people with intellectual disability – one person at a time.” https://summerstreet.ca/ Episode Music comes from Pixabay: Plain / Acoustic Inspiring Folk Music · SoulProudMusic The Beat of Nature · Olexy The Summer · Olexy