With Connect the Vote, we're putting towns and cities that aren't normally on TV, on TV. Miramichi is the largest city in northern New Brunswick, with a population of 18,000.

Green Party leader Elizabeth May kicks off her national election campaign in Saanichton, B.C. on Saturday. Photo by Deddeda Stemler/CPThis evening we are live on the road from "Hub...

We're making our way across Canada on our very own party bus this election. As you can imagine, fitting a national prime time TV show into a van is no easy task. To give you an idea of how we do it, here are some behind the scenes pics from our show on the road.

Wolfville is home to politician Scott Brison, who in 2003 crossed the floor as a Progressive Conservative to sit with the Liberals. So what a great opportunity to ask, what's the difference between a Liberal and a Conservative?

On the show, we are joined by Dan Leger from The Chronicle Herald newspaper. We also reconnect with a Haligonian we met earlier this year in Egypt, for a look at what democracy means, from Tahrir Square to Halifax.

NDP leader Jack Layton speaks with the media following the defeat of the government. Photo by Adrian Wyld/CPTomorrow, Prime Minister Stephen Harper will ask for an election to be called,...

"Do you know what toast looks like, when you forget about it in the morning? Black and crunchy. That's what my face looked like." That's how Shigeko Sasamori describes her injuries at just 13 years old from Hiroshima. Tonight on the show, she shares her incredible story, plus her thoughts on the nuclear crisis in Japan today.

Last year, David Suzuki took part in our "Ask Me Anything" segment, answering all types of questions from Canadians. We've reposted the video. Click through to find out why David would like to come back to earth as a seagull.

Stephen Harper speaks with the media today. Photo by Sean Kilpatrick/CP The Federal Budget was presented. The opposition said no thanks. Which means it could only be a matter...

We wonder if the budget reflects the average Canadian. It's our money after all. Today, Mark went to a mall in Vaughan, Ont. with rolls of pennies to find out what you would spend the budget on. The answer may surprise you.

A Canadian CF-18 Hornet in Italy. Photo by HO, DND - Cpl. Marc-Andre Gaudreault/CPIn the above photo, taken earlier today, Cpl. Yan Tremblay of CFB Bagotville fuels a Canadian CF-18...

Over the weekend we received sad news about a guest we've had on the show. Mohammed Nabbous, the young man in Benghazi, Libya who had set up an independent TV station, was shot and killed by pro-Gadhafi forces.

In Libya, the country's foreign minister has declared a ceasefire following the UN Security Council's no-fly zone. Over in Japan, the nuclear alert is now at level 5 out of 7. Tonight on the show, Anne-Marie Mediwake and Jacquie Perrin bring you the latest on these stories as they unfold.

Tonight on the show, we have live coverage of the world's top two stories: Japan and Libya. On the blog, a link to incredible new video from inside a car that was hit by the tsunami.

We check in with the Red Cross on the ground in Japan, as well as hear from a nuclear power expert and a Chernobyl survivor. Also, a look at the role social media has played in connecting the world to this tragedy.

News in Japan continues to unfold. Join us tonight for our ongoing live coverage of the Disaster in Japan. Paul Hunter is hosting, and Reshmi Nair is tracking headlines.

Tonight on the show, meet a woman who is desperately searching for information on her two siblings and their familes in Ishinomaki, an area hit hard by tsunami, and we visit a Japanese cultural centre in Toronto to find out how the community is coping.

Tonight, we bring you special coverage of the Disaster in Japan. On the show, we speak to a Japanese DJ who experienced the quake, plus hear from an earthquake expert and a nuclear expert to understand the scale of the natural disaster. Zulekha Nathoo is on the news desk, following the Japanese nuclear reactor that's without power, and covering tsunami's impact on Hawaii, California, and B.C.

Police in Montreal will be conducting a criminal investigation into the on-ice hit that left Montreal Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty with a broken vertebra and concussion. Air Canada is also threatening to withdraw sponsorship if the NHL doesn't take immediate action on the issue of head shots. Tonight on the show, what's it going to take to finally address the danger of violence in our most beloved sport?

If you're new to Connect, a formal welcome. We've noticed new visitors since the relaunch of cbcnews.ca and wanted to take a moment to give you a little tour around here, starting with videos, social media, and comments.

Our "Life Behind Bars" series continues tonight with a former female inmate. A convicted bank robber currently on parole tells us what prison is like for women. Her personal story is one of redemption.

There are mixed reports coming from Libya's opposition about negotiating an exit deal with Moammar Gadhafi. Is it even possible to make a deal with Gadhafi? Libyan-American journalist Fadel Lamen says the Libyan leader is playing games, and was never politically sincere. He shares more tonight.

Should Britain's Prince Andrew step down as the country's unpaid trade ambassador? He's friends with a convicted U.S. sex offender, hosted the son-in-law of the ousted Tunisian president, plus meets with Gadhafi's son. Tonight, royal commentator and editor of Majesty magazine Ingrid Seward joins us.

There are new attacks in Libya today, following Friday prayers. We start the show tonight with the latest from the ground in a conflict that seems to be escalating.

It's been two decades since Rodney King. 20 years ago today the LAPD's beat down of King was captured by an onlooker's handycam. Tonight on the show, we assess the legacy of Rodney King and the impact the event had on policing.

With Libya's military on the move, people are desperately trying to get out of the country. Libya seems to be on the brink of a civil war, yet Gadafi still denies that there's a problem. Tonight on the show, we have the latest.

Coming up tonight on the show, what Libyans want from the international community.