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Chris Hadfield is now commanding the International Space Station. We talked to his son Evan. We talked with multi-marathoner Wendell Lafave who lives near Cornwall. We got reaction to the selection of the new Pope from Myroslaw Tataryn at St Jerome's Univ

We talked to Jim Costie, owner of The Dunkeld restaurant which was destroyed by fire on the weekend. Gwen Watson in Grand Bend told us about the annual return of the Tundra Swans. Harness racing has come to an end at Kawartha Downs. We got reaction from b

Joel Adams told us more about the new free wifi in downtown London. Two years after the disaster in Japan, we talked with Al Drieger about attitudes toward nuclear energy. The CBC's Peter Mansbridge had latest from Rome as the conclave to select the next

More changes are coming to Facebook. Our tech columnist Jesse Hirsh told us why. We got reaction from horse breeder Bonnie Rowntree in to Premier Wynne's decision to provide more gaming income to some racetracks. Would an integrity commissioner curb cont

On International Women's Day we talked about the role women in the Catholic Church as they prepare for a new Pope. Mary Ellen Chown shared her views. Jack Roe had this week's Peterborough Report. The CBC's Dave Seglins told us more about allegations again

We talked to Jamie Robson in Ilderton about this year's maple syrup. Research has revealed a genetic link between five mental disorders. Psychiatrist Dr Irvin Wolkoff provided details. Caroline Davis explained some of the science behind the foods that hav

We talked to Nora Spinks about older couples living apart. Anita Gaffney and Neil Randall told us about a colloboration between Stratford and the University of Waterloo to create a video game. Hallie Cotnam profiled some teachers who never stopped helpin

The Canadian who could be Pope. We talked to Marc Ouellet's friend John Zucchi. Banning junk food ads to fight childhood obesity. Kelly Murumets had more on her panel's recommendations. Eliminating potholes by building better roads. Details from S

A computer like in Minority Report. Our tech columnist Jesse Hirsh had details. An outbreak of distemper around Georgian Bay. We talked to Greg Miller in Collingwood. A former London politician has advice on improving communities. Gord Hume share

We spoke to Felix Weber about how small drones are used to survey crops. Jack Roe had this week's Peterborough Report. Anthony Ringel has been charged again for the murder of Christine Harron of Hanover. Documentary filmmaker David Ridgen told us more ab

The spread of parvovirus has vets issuing warnings to dog owners. We heard more from Scott Weese at the University of Guelph. Reporter Philip Willan spoke to us from Rome following Pope Benedict's final general audience. Bayfest founder Michele Stokle

Does Ottawa's child welfare system discriminate against native children? We heard from Kenn Richard who says 'yes'. Carson Rennick explained how he hopes meet someone to father a child through the organization. Modamily. We talked to two teachers' reps a

Our tech columnist Jesse Hirsh told us about Google Glass, a computer you wear. Who pays when a pothole damages your car? We asked Kingston city solicitor Hal Linscott. Dr Hazel Lynn, medical officer of health for Grey Bruce talked about their study on t

We talked to Edward Fraser of the Hockey News about the NHL season so far. Jack Roe had this week's Peterborough Report. Ed Klajman updated us the competition in womens' curling at The Tournament of Hearts in Kingston. Gordon Lightfoot at St Paul's in Or

Jason Sabourin of The Salvation Army in Stratford explained how they want to help low income earners with their tax returns. There a plans for a big power project in Marmora north of Belleville. We heard more from John Wright. Neil Randall at the Unive