Maritime Noon from CBC Radio (Highlights)

We hear about a fundraiser for the family of a seven-year-old girl who died after being struck by a farm tractor in N.S. On the phone-in: we talk to an expert about dealing with difficult people.

N.S. says it will offer more support to C.B. after three youth suicides. A Halifax councillor wants to retire a taxi roof light number in memory of a driver. On the phone-in: who will take over the farm?

Beloved Little Bear dies in Cape Breton. Your stories about turning your wheels to the curb. We hear about the high number of alcohol-related hospitalizations. Plus: your work song picks keep rolling in.

We speak to a resident who was evacuated from his home after the fire started on Miscou Island. More of your thoughts on courtesy. What to do if you start to gain weight while trying to lose. Plus: a NASA scientists will become a nun.

Ronnie MacEachern tells us about his song Go Off On Your Way Now. Your thoughts on being polite. And Marjorie Willison answers your gardening questions.

Some people in Dartmouth get parking tickets for not having their wheels turned into the curb. Two more working song suggestions. We ask: is the world becoming a less civil place?

The Canadian Coast Guard rescues a dog. You share your favourite songs about work. Author Donald Savoie talks about his book "Looking For Bootstraps: Economic Development in the Maritimes".

A Nova Scotia mother says she didn't realise her son was bitten by a tick. Your Monopoly stories. Plus: songs about work.

The Canadian Red Cross speaks about water safety. Your thoughts on drones. On the phone-in: Monopoly memories.

A drone delays a Lifeflight helicopter at a crash site in Nova Scotia. Your thoughts on poison control. On the phone-in: who's your favourite superhero?

Another right whale found dead, Feedback on banning junk food ads to children, Phone-in on dealing with accidental poisonings, 87-year-old woman celebrates her birthday by going skydiving

Overweight government trucks damage NB covered bridge, Feedback on Woodstock rainbow crosswalk vandalism, Plumber Fred Walsh takes calls

Woodstock NB repaints rainbow crosswalk after it was covered with white paint, NS firefigher talks about heading to BC, Phone-in on junk food advertising to children, Feedback on hunting with drones

Man talks about swallowing wire bristle from a barbecue brush, Call for a crackdown on hunters using drones to track wildlife, Paint expert Jim White takes calls

A 74-year-old N.B. man has to take his driving tests again after not renewing his license. Your thoughts on removing the Edward Cornwallis statue in Halifax. Marjorie Willison answers your gardening questions.