Maritime Noon from CBC Radio (Highlights)
Summary: Maritime Noon is a one-hour program devoted to delivering informative reports and interviews which explore issues that are of interest to Maritimers.
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Podcasts:
A 9-year-old in N.B. gets nicotine poisoning after consuming e-cigarette fluid labelled Unicorn Milk. The Canadian Cancer Society calls for regulations. Peter Mansbridge answers your questions. Plus: your thoughts on dandelion
A huge fish kill on Nova Scotia's Gaspereau River. Would your chances of getting a job interview improve with name-blind hiring? Your thoughts on hospital wait times. And: leaving the dandelions for the bees.
Captain of schooner describes rescue after taking on water, Dog expert Silvia Jay takes calls, Feedback on standing desks.
Squirrel hitches a ride in a car in a Fredericton, Wildlife expert Bob Bancroft takes calls
Phone in on Conservative leadership race with Rosemary Barton and Peter MacKay, Health benefits of a standing desk
NB property owners organise to push for better ATV owner behaviour, Dr Michael Dunbar takes calls on knee and hip replacement issues, Better Business Bureau warns about online trial offers
Renting a room in the old Dorchester jail, Painting expert Jim White takes calls
Severe storm causes NB power cuts, Marjorie Willison takes gardening questions, Transgender activist cancels Halifax event after online threats.
Reporter Elizabeth Chiu tells us about the investigation into the crash of Air Canada flight 624. Blogger Jodi Whitsitt talks about helping people grieve. Plus: your thoughts on the N.S. PC party dropping candidate Jad Crnogorac, airline passenger right
The Tories drop Jad Crnogarac over Tweets, and she responds. Airline passenger advocate Gabor Lukacs answers questions about the proposed passenger bill of rights. Plus: your feedback on public toilets.
Woman campaigns for female firefighters compensation for breast cancer, Phone-in on public washroom access, Feedback on Lorne Grabher's fight to get his licence plate back
Lorne Grabher goes to court to get his personalized plate back, PEI fisherman catches huge anchor, Estate lawyer answers questions about wills
Home owner talks about how vandals wrecked her newly-renovated Saint John house, Feedback on cycling to work, Phone in on home renovations
A couple in Sydney expresses concern as they watch the flood waters rise. Kelsey Lane from the Halifax Cycling Coalition talks about what it will take to feel safe biking to work. Plus: a fishing crew rescue in N.B.
Bird watches in Pictou County are hoping to spot an Indigo Bunting. Engineer Natalie Leonard answers your questions on passive homes. A Dal researcher is trying to understand leatherback sea turtles by counting their food source: jellyfish.
