January 2012 Archives
Tuesday January 31, 2012
NSCAD University is scrambling for a plan
Alvin Comiter, President of the Faculty Union at NSCAD, says making the deadline won't be easy.
Tuesday January 31, 2012
The Fire Marshall is making buildings safer
The CBC's Jean Laroche checks in with the Fire Marshall about inspections of public buildings.
Tuesday January 31, 2012
Port Report: January 31st, 2012
A ship will arrive in Halifax harbour today carrying automobiles.
Categories: Harbour Happenings
Tuesday January 31, 2012
Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
The town of Pictou is cracking down on disruptive drivers
Categories: Community Contacts
Monday January 30, 2012
The role of buses in traffic incidents
The CBC's Bob Murphy investigates Metro Transit bus accidents.
Monday January 30, 2012
Jesse Hirsh: January 30th, 2012
Google has announced a major change to the way it tracks users.
Categories: Technology
Monday January 30, 2012
Prescription drugs and crime in the Annapolis Valley
We speak with MLA Jim Morton and Kentville Police Chief Mark Mander about the link between crime and prescription drug abuse.
Monday January 30, 2012
Say What: January 30th, 2012
We play a clip from a story we've done in the past week, and you have to identify it.
Categories: Say What
Monday January 30, 2012
Hells Angel Jeffrey Lynds is dead.
The CBC's Phonse Jessome tells us about the Hells Angel who died in a Quebec prison over the weekend
Monday January 30, 2012
Sara Keddy in Berwick
There are so many properties being bought and sold in Berwick, our community contact feels like she's playing monopoly.
Categories: Community Contacts
Friday January 27, 2012
Brave the weather and get out this weekend!
This is the 7th annualIn the Dead of Winter festival, the thing that keeps you going until spring with some great folk acts from all over North America.
Highlights include:
Friday
Martha Wainwright and Whitehorse at the Spatz Theatre (Citadel High)
Andrew Sisk (formerly known as Share) Treelines CD release at the Company House
Tanya Davis at the Bus Stop Theatre
Saturday
Becky Siamon CD release at the Bus Stop
Jon Mckiel at 2053 Gottingen
Stewart Legere at Eye Level Gallery
Plus so many more! Click the link up there for everything.
Track
Andrew Sisk, "Bridges Burn"
http://andrewsisk.bandcamp.com/track/bridges-burn
Categories: Entertainment
Friday January 27, 2012
Lobster fishermen are clawing their way into a new organization
James Mood explains how he recruited 700 members in 23 days.
Friday January 27, 2012
Getting prescription drugs off the streets to deal with crime
A community organization points to the presrciption drug epidemic in the valley as the source of the growing crime wave.
Friday January 27, 2012
Gillian Crawford in River John
A new cafe is quickly becoming popular in River John
Categories: Community Contacts
Thursday January 26, 2012
A look back at a heroic doctor
History columnist Dianne Marshall tells us about a 19th century doctor who fought disease and disaster to help the less fortunate.
Categories: History
Thursday January 26, 2012
Ontario farmers urge caution on windmills
The President of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture explains why they are saying no to windmills for the time being.
Thursday January 26, 2012
Three governments on the South Shore consider amalgamation
Don down of the Municipality of Lunenberg and Caroll Publicover of Bridgewater explain how they plan to work together.
Thursday January 26, 2012
Frank Hartman in Parrsboro
The band hall in Parrsboro has a new look and a new energy.
Categories: Community Contacts
Wednesday January 25, 2012
Science Corner: January 25th, 2012
Bob Fournier tells us about the intricate architecture of bowerbirds
Categories: Science Corner
Wednesday January 25, 2012
Where would you expect a traditional pendulum clock to run the slowest:?
You would expect a clock to run slowest as far as possible from the earth's centre of gravity. That would be on Mounty Chimborazo in Equador.
Categories: Science Corner
Wednesday January 25, 2012
Council giveth and council taketh away, and then they giveth back again
CBC reporter Pam Berman brings us an update on the future of the former St. Pat's - Alexandra school.
Wednesday January 25, 2012
Minister John MacDonnell defends the province's heating rebate
The Minister reacts to concerns about the province's Heating Assistance Rebate Program.
Wednesday January 25, 2012
A passion for Black History
Meet the Chair in Black Canadian Studies at Dalhousie University
Wednesday January 25, 2012
Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
A new book about angels is keeping a special memory alive for a family in West Pubnico.
For more information about the book, e-mail: haroldandsimone@bellaliant.net or call 762-2801.
Tuesday January 24, 2012
At the table with the Prime Minister
Chief Gerard Julian is in Ottawa to meet with the Prime Minisiter at the First Nations Summit
Tuesday January 24, 2012
Honouring a great woman
Evelina Upshaw is being honoured as an African Canadian hero.
Tuesday January 24, 2012
Left out in the cold: Part One
The province's heating rebate program might not help the most vulnerable.
Tuesday January 24, 2012
Wanda MacLennan in Mount Uniacke
Mount Uniacke is a little off the beaten track, but people there are determined to put the community back on the map.
Categories: Community Contacts
Monday January 23, 2012
The great windmill debate continues in Pugwash.
A proposed windmill project is pitting neighbour against neighbour
Monday January 23, 2012
Jesse Hirsh: January 23rd, 2012.
Jesse Hirsh talks about the future of Research in Motion
Categories: Technology
Monday January 23, 2012
The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests visits Nova Scotia
A New Brunswick man comes to Nova Scotia looking for survivors of sexual abuse by priests.
Monday January 23, 2012
A conversation with a panhandler in Halifax
Information Morning's Margot Brunelle asks one young man whys he's there.
Monday January 23, 2012
Say What: January 23rd, 2012
We play a quick clip from a story we've done in the past week and you have to identify it.
Categories: Say What
Monday January 23, 2012
Doreen Beaton in Port Hawkesbury
Find out why Big Brothers, Big Sisters opened a new office in Port Hawkesbury
Categories: Community Contacts
Friday January 20, 2012
Fast and frivolous fun on the Newsquiz
Quizmaster Don Munro puts Don and Louise through their paces.
Friday January 20, 2012
20 years of singing praise
The Nova Scotia Mass choir celebrates an important anniversary.
Friday January 20, 2012
Settling the dispute over the Cape Breton SPCA
Kristin Williams of the Nova scotia SPCA tells us the latest in the ongoing dispute over the Sydney animal shelter.
Friday January 20, 2012
Weekend events Jan 20-23
There are a pair of cool film events happening this weekend amongst a very busy Hollywood barrage: On Friday the Alliance Francaise screens a 2009 documentary about Juliette Binoche, one of its greatest living actors, and on Sunday BA Johnston hosts his own birthday screen of the John Cusack cult classic Better Off Dead at Gus' Pub.
A nice dance double bill is on the go at the Dunn this weekend: Mocean Dance (quartet) and Claudia Moore (solo plus a duo with Dan Wild) perform pieces by awesome choreographers Tedd Robinson and James Kudelka. Fri-Sun, 494-3820
A busy music weekend lies ahead:
Friday
Cape Breton's unstoppable Tom Fun Orchestra with Town Heroes at the Seahorse
Pop-dance star Lights at the Cohn
BA Johnston's birthday bash day one: w/Bad Vibrations, Adam Mowery, Quaker Parents, Old and Weird at Gus' Pub
wheelwright theatre fundraiser w/Nick Everett, Poplar Pines, Willie Stratton, Tempertemper at the Bus Stop Theatre
Saturday
A rare performance by The Heavy Blinkers with Laura Peek at The Company House
BA Johnston's birthday bash day two: w/Quivers, Outtacontroller, The Sensibles
Track:
Willie Stratton, "November"
Categories: Entertainment
Friday January 20, 2012
Laura Churchill Duke from Kentville
A refuge in a time of need - we hear about a new transition house for men in Kentville.
Categories: Community Contacts
Thursday January 19, 2012
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Thursday January 19, 2012
More questions than answers in espionage case
Defence consultatnt and retired naval captain Tony Goode offers his insight into the story of Canadian Forces Lieutenent Jeffrey Paul Delisle.
Thursday January 19, 2012
Exploring the cause and effect of lonliness
Psychologist Andrew Starzomkski is one of the panelists as a Cafe Scientifique. It will be held at the Humani T Cafe on Young Street in Halifax, at 7pm
Thursday January 19, 2012
Considering longer school days for elementary students
Education Minister Ramona Jennex says, Nova Scotia students have much shorter days than children in other provinces.
Thursday January 19, 2012
Lisa Gleave from Windsor
Strap a helmet on your toddler - Ski Martock is introducing the little set to snowboarding.
Categories: Community Contacts
Wednesday January 18, 2012
If the earth were a perfect sphere, it would be completely covered by the ocean. From 50 m to 25000 m, how deep would that ocean be?
With the land in place, the average depth of the ocean is 4000 metres. If the land were all levelled and the earth were smooth like a billiard ball, the average depth would be 2400 metres.
Categories: Science Corner
Wednesday January 18, 2012
Science Corner: January 18th, 2012
Bob Fournier tells us why scientists are rethinking the number of planets in the universe.
Categories: Science Corner
Wednesday January 18, 2012
A modern day version of the refrain 'Tax the Rich, give to the poor.'
Economist Mike Bradfield tell us about the personal income tax changes he proposed for the provincial budget this spring.
Wednesday January 18, 2012
Turning the microscope on university president salaries
The CBC's Jennifer Henderson speaks with Chris Ferns, the President of the Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers.
Wednesday January 18, 2012
An internet strike against censorship
We speak with an internet law expert about proposed American legislation poised to crack down on internet piracy.
Wednesday January 18, 2012
Kevin Marzcak in Chester
Find out why the municipality of Chester is expropriating land.
Categories: Community Contacts
Tuesday January 17, 2012
A penny for his thoughts
The Finance Minister explains why he wants voter input to assist with the challenges and choices surrounding the spring budget.
To share your thoughts with the Minister on-line, check out the Back to Balance website.
Note: CBC does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of external sites.
Tuesday January 17, 2012
Tax advice for ex-pat Americans
We speak with an international tax specialist who answers questions about how the IRS will deal with "delinquent Americans."
Tuesday January 17, 2012
The oldest fire service in Canada gets a new Chief
Doug Trussler is the new fire chief of Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency Services.
Tuesday January 17, 2012
Port Report: January 17th, 2012
With a cruise ship on the rocks in Italy, our Harbour Watcher Mac MacKay takes a look at cruise ship safety.
Categories: Harbour Happenings
Tuesday January 17, 2012
Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
People in Maryvale worked hard and quickly to replace their historic church.
Categories: Community Contacts
Monday January 16, 2012
Jesse Hirsh: January 16th, 2012
How Star Trek is influencing modern medicine
Categories: Technology
Monday January 16, 2012
Say What: January 16th, 2012
We play a quick clip from a story we've done in the past week, and you have to identify it.
Categories: Say What
Monday January 16, 2012
Turning the economic tide in Queen's County
Freelance reporter Katie Ingram speaks with some young business people to hear their thoughts as they look to the future.
Monday January 16, 2012
John Verlinden in Musquodoboit Harbour
A Musquodoboit Harbour man is on the hunt for photos and stories to celebrate local hockey heritage.
If you would like to get a hold of Kevin Murphy, call 404-7033 or e-mail easternshoremariners.com
Categories: Community Contacts
Friday January 13, 2012
Stop complaining and step up
A professor at Dalhousie University hopes to inspire more people to get involved with municipal politics and their communities.
Check out his website, Nova Scotia Municipal Elections 2012
Note: CBC does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of external sites.
Friday January 13, 2012
Plenty to choose from this weekend!
Even when it's quiet in the arts world at large, there's always a show or six waiting in the wings!
FRIDAY
A cool folk show with Matt Reid, Gianna Lauren and Mark Grundy at 1313 Hollis
A cool indie rock show slash 7" release with Long Weekends, Monomyth and Dyscontrol at Michael's
A classical fusion show at the Sir James Dunn Theatre: Crossover Currents w/Andrew Miller, Sanctuary, Spanner w/pianist Bill Brennan, Paul Cram Trio, Aperture Trio and Tena Palmer and Zokugaku
SATURDAY
All-ages punk party at Shake It Dance on Cornwallis: Eviction Party, Scribbler, Slumlord, Root Rot and Key Teens
SUNDAY
Indie folk rock at Gus's Pub with Klarka Weinwurm, Quaker Parents, Look Look
Shambling alt-country at The Carleton with Racoon Bandit and The Moonshine Ramblers at The Carleton
Quaker Parents, "When You Can't Beat the Dream"
http://quakerparents.bandcamp.com/track/when-you-cant-beat-the-dream
Categories: Entertainment
Friday January 13, 2012
Nova Scotians are worried about the plan to re-draw provincial electoral boundaries
The former Chair of the 1991-92 Provincial Electoral Boundary Commission says minorities are right to fear an electoral boundary review.
Friday January 13, 2012
Here are some healthcare suggestions, Mr. Premier
Mary Jane Hampton and Allan Lynch provide advice to the Premier as he heads west for discussions about healthcare funding.
Friday January 13, 2012
Anita MacLellan in Economy
In Lower Five Islands, they've rediscovered an outdoor rink that hasn't been used for years.
Categories: Community Contacts
Thursday January 12, 2012
All is well with Angus L
Dianne Marshall tells us about the Nova Scotia politician whose name adorns the old bridge across Halifax Harbour.
Thursday January 12, 2012
A wreck diver says NS museums need to change their thinking
If the given the opportunity, Nova Scotia's museums would NOT display a collection of artifacts from the Titantic. A scuba diver disagrees with this position.
Thursday January 12, 2012
Minister of Community Services responds to concerns from Alice Housing
Denise Peterson-Rafuse, the Minister of Community Services, responds to a funding crisis at Alice Housing.
Thursday January 12, 2012
Sharing the View raises $85,770 for Feed Nova Scotia
We wrap up this year's Sharing the View calendar project in support of Feed Nova Scotia.
Thursday January 12, 2012
Pay for insulin pumps now or cover higher medical expenses later
The Diabetes Association says it's time the province picks up the tab for insulin pumps to manage type 1 diabetes.
Thursday January 12, 2012
Jimmy Lefresne in Tatamagouche
There's a group of men in Tatamagouche who don't mind being considered odd fellows.
Categories: Community Contacts
Wednesday January 11, 2012
Voting in the recent Egyptian elections
A Haligonian with dual Canadian/Egyptian citizenship talks about a recent trip to Egypt.
Tarek Abouamin voting in the Egyptian elections last month.
Wednesday January 11, 2012
Why does snow at the base of apple trees melt faster than it does elsewhere?
There is less snow under the tree to begin with because the truck causes the wind to swirl around, which blows the snow away. Also, the treeabsorbs energy and reflects sunlight back to the ground.
Categories: Science Corner
Wednesday January 11, 2012
Science Corner: January 11th, 2011
Crumbling a piece of paper does not seem like much of a scientific challenge, but there's more to it than that.
Categories: Science Corner
Wednesday January 11, 2012
Thirty years of good work, and still no stable support
A Halifax women's shelter is sounding the alarm bell over the amount of money it gets from the Province.
Wednesday January 11, 2012
Deplorable housing in First Nations communities
Some Wagmatcook residents say you don't have to go as far as Attawapiskat to find terrible housing conditions
Wednesday January 11, 2012
A recipe for Macaroni and cheese connects a Halifax woman to the CEO of Microsoft.
A Halifax woman's blog is part of Microsoft CEO's presentation at the annual International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Check out her blog, Life from a Broad.
Note: CBC does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of external sites.
Wednesday January 11, 2012
Paying a high price for having diabetes
A young man with diabetes says that there are different standards for health care in different provinces
Wednesday January 11, 2012
Survey Says
Find out what telephone pollsters worry about when they're writing their questions.
To find out more about Survey Says, go here.
Note: CBC does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of external sites.
Wednesday January 11, 2012
Ken Langille in Yarmouth
A multi-talented artist in Yarmouth had a tremendous success at his latest art show.
Categories: Community Contacts
Wednesday January 11, 2012
A business perspective on rising tuition
Sunny Marche is a professor in Dalhousie's School of Business Administration in the Faculty of Management.
Tuesday January 10, 2012
A new phone scam is making the rounds
Daniel Williams of the Canadian Anti Fraud Centre explains how to protect yourself from a phone scam where the caller claims they are from the Windows Service Centre.
Tuesday January 10, 2012
Artifacts from the Titanic on auction
The head of the Nova Scotia museums shares his view on the ethics of dealing with artifacts from wrecks.
Tuesday January 10, 2012
Passionate about DIY Hockey rinks
Yesterday's discussion about outdoor rinks sparked a passionate email from one of our CBC colleagues, Mark Pineo. He sent us some lovely photos of his very professional-looking outdoor rink, including these step-by step photos.
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Tuesday January 10, 2012
Moving closer to getting a commuter rail line
Jennifer Watts, the Vice Chair of HRM's Transportation Standing Committee, will ask council to vote on a feasibility study for a commuter rail line.
Tuesday January 10, 2012
Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
They do more than score goals - the Crushers hockey team is making a difference in New Glasgow.
Categories: Community Contacts
Tuesday January 10, 2012
Coyote carcasses dumped in a creek by the side of the road
A Yarmouth County woman recounts the discovery of the carcasses and we check in with the Wildlife Division at the Department of Natural Resources.
Monday January 9, 2012
Jesse Hirsh: January 9th, 2012
Find out what a GOOD computer virus is.
Categories: Technology
Monday January 9, 2012
Lobster fishermen hold out for higher prices
James Mood tells us why some fishermen have formed a new alliance and are refusing to accept less than $5.50 per pound.
Monday January 9, 2012
Landmark East explores the connection between excercise and learning
Rob North tells us why one private school, and some public schools, are paying more attention to physical activity.
Monday January 9, 2012
Say What: January 9th, 2012
We play a quick clip from a story we've done in the past week and you have to identify it.
Categories: Say What
Monday January 9, 2012
Getting public transit back on the rails
A new on-line petition is calling for a commuter rail line from Bedford to Halifax.
Click here to go to the petition.
Note: CBC does not endorse and is not responsible for the content of external sites.
Monday January 9, 2012
Digging deep into a mystery
Janice Guinan from Truro brings us the story of a an ancient forest found buried in a field.
Categories: Community Contacts
Friday January 6, 2012
Enjoy the weekend!
Though the new year is always slow to rumble to life arts-wise, there
are a few cool music events this weekend including three CD
releases which is really pulling the cord right out of the gate, eh?
FRIDAY
Writers Strike releases a seven-inch at the Seahorse with
Jenocide and The Sensibles (formerly The Stance)
The Bad Bad Bad releases its new self-titled EP w/The
Cannisters, Eliza and The Strange, Wake Up Earthquake and The
Scoop Outs at Jacob's Lounge (they are also doing a 6pm all-ages
show at CD Heaven in Dartmouth)
SATURDAY
The Artists' Legal Information Society is holding its first benefit
show with Kestrels, Jenocide, Audrey and the Agents and DJ
James Reid at Michael's $5
The East Coast Blues Society likewise raises funds at Bearly's
with Theresa Malenfant
SUNDAY
Young River CD release at The Carleton with Carmel Mikol,
Calen Kinney and Martin Davidson
Track:
Young River, "Ultimatum"
http://youngriver.bandcamp.com/track/ultimatum-2
Categories: Entertainment
Friday January 6, 2012
Reaction to the news of a potential buyer for the Port Hawkesbury mill
Bob MacEachern, owner of a Port Hawkesbury radio station, brings us the mood on the streets.
Friday January 6, 2012
A rocking benefit for young mothers
Thirteen people will be rocking out in rocking chairs in the Bay Court of the Mic Mac Mall on Saturday to raise money for Supportive Housing for Young Mothers.
Friday January 6, 2012
David Tudor on Brier Island
David tells us about plans for an energy project near Brier Island
Thursday January 5, 2012
HRM's 25 year growth plan is up for review
Urban planner Andy Filmore tells us about a building boom in HRM's core.
Thursday January 5, 2012
A look at Saskatchewan's workplace bullying laws
The head of Saskatchewan's occupational health and safety division explains the province's harassment laws.
Thursday January 5, 2012
Making a deal for New Page
Ronald Stern, CEO of the company that wants to buy the mill explains his plans and trustee Matthew Harris explains the negotiation process.
Listen here
Thursday January 5, 2012
Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
People in Bridgewater are trying to figure out what to do with some old, empty buildings.
Categories: Community Contacts
Thursday January 5, 2012
Converting an old church into a new home
Annick and Kerry French in New Port want to preserve an old, dilapidated church in their community by moving it down the street and fixing it up as part of their new home.
Wednesday January 4, 2012
Determined to get their high school education
A new program in Spryfield helps adult learners earn their GED
Wednesday January 4, 2012
Satellites study the earth's ground water
Bob Fournier tells us how NASA is studying the world's supply of groundwater.
Wednesday January 4, 2012
Does the earth lose heat as it travels through space?
Yes. The earth and its atmosphere are warmer than the surrounding space.
Categories: Science Corner
Wednesday January 4, 2012
Why does the colour of sunsets vary?
Sunsets differ according to the particles in the atmosphere. The tiny particles scatter light at the short wave length (the blues) which leaves the red wave lengths more prominent.
Categories: Science Corner
Wednesday January 4, 2012
Understanding who bullies, and who gets bullied
Jerry West talks to psychologist Carol Pye about the personal dynamics of bullying.
Wednesday January 4, 2012
Concerns over changing electoral boundaries
Hear about the plan to rejig electoral boundaries to reflect Nova Scotia's 21st century landscape.
Wednesday January 4, 2012
Not giving up on an empty school
Hear why North End Halifax residents started a letter-writing campaign to city hall
Wednesday January 4, 2012
Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
Middleton is getting excited about an upcoming hockey tournament
Categories: Community Contacts
Tuesday January 3, 2012
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of our community contacts
It's been 20 years since Information Morning launched a daily feature called Partyline, which is now Community Contact .
Partyliners on the 1st Anniversary of the feature: Margaret Stinson (Maitland), Cathy Holmes (Middle Ohio, Shelburne County), Kelly Ryan (host), Jimmy Lefresne (Tatamagouche), Anita MacLellan (Economy), Mary Willa Littler (Springhill), and Bonnie Murray (River John).
Categories: Community Contacts
Tuesday January 3, 2012
Say What: January 3rd, 2011
We play a clip from a story we've done in the past week and you have to identify it.
Categories: Say What
Tuesday January 3, 2012
Port Report: January 3rd, 2011
When cold winter temperatures come rolling in, seafaring becomes more challenging.
Categories: Harbour Happenings
Tuesday January 3, 2012
Speaking out about bullying in the workplace
Jerry West talks to two people who say workplace bullying took a toll on their personal lives and their health.
Tuesday January 3, 2012
Barbara Feeney in Mahone Bay
Find out what leaders in Mahone Bay have in store for 2012
Categories: Community Contacts
- May 2013
- Tue., 7 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- Mon., 6 – Defending fleet separation
- Mon., 6 – Irving explains shipbuilding figures
- Mon., 6 – Computer program offers at-home therapy
- Mon., 6 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Fri., 3 – Shortage of fresh haddock
- Fri., 3 – A thorn in the side of Robert Mugabe
- Thu., 2 – Concerns over Mi'kmaq Burial Ground
- Thu., 2 – Our Growing Waistline Problem
- Thu., 2 – Dengue Fever Research
- Wed., 1 – Doreen Beaton in Port Hawkesbury
- Wed., 1 – Keeping Cool with an Antifreeze Protein
- Wed., 1 – Smelly Marijuana Neighbour
- Wed., 1 – Turning Pink Shirt Day into Pink Day
- April 2013
- Tue., 30 – An Eastern Shore lighthouse has a new owner.
- Tue., 30 – Keeping Pulse for Performace
- Tue., 30 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Tue., 30 – A shining example for challenged students
- Mon., 29 – A Nova Scotia Doctor named an Italian Knight
- Mon., 29 – Surprising Carbon Footprint in HRM
- Mon., 29 – Jim Turner in Debaies Cove
- Fri., 26 – New Cyber-Safety Act
- Fri., 26 – Jimmy Lefresne in Tatamagouche
- Thu., 25 – Solving the mystery of a message in a bottle
- Thu., 25 – Crafting Cyber-bullying Legislation
- Thu., 25 – Halifax Housing Market Slump
- Thu., 25 – David Brown in Milford Station
- Wed., 24 – Allan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Wed., 24 – Developing a new kind of solar panel
- Wed., 24 – Would new laws help prevent cyber-bulling?
- Tue., 23 – Restorative justice offers healing
- Tue., 23 – Port of Halifax gets busier
- Tue., 23 – Mary Leblanc in Canso
- Mon., 22 – Anonymous moves into news gathering
- Mon., 22 – Janice Guinan in Truro
- Fri., 19 – Tara's entertainment picks
- Fri., 19 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Thu., 18 – Human rights and visual images
- Thu., 18 – The harsh consequences of being press ganged
- Thu., 18 – Email us at: infomorning.halifax@cbc.ca
- Thu., 18 – Charla Cosgrove in Guysborough
- Wed., 17 – Heart disease not a modern concern
- Wed., 17 – Farewell to Cape Breton's First Lady of Song
- Wed., 17 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Tue., 16 – NS runners describe marathon chaos
- Tue., 16 – Dancing all the way home
- Tue., 16 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Mon., 15 – On Rehtaeh and school closures
- Mon., 15 – Online hacktivist group Anonymous
- Mon., 15 – Lynn Hayne in Sherbrooke
- Mon., 15 – Trouble in the strawberry fields
- Fri., 12 – Lessons to learn from Rehteah Parsons' story
- Fri., 12 – Veteran Liberals look at the party's future
- Fri., 12 – Spring fun for a wintery weekend
- Fri., 12 – Wayne Currie in Annapolis Royal
- Thu., 11 – Temporary foreign workers
- Thu., 11 – What can be done to prevent tragedies?
- Thu., 11 – Using theatre to understand mean girls
- Thu., 11 – Gillian Crawford in River John
- Wed., 10 – Sheila Sheppard in Caledonia
- Wed., 10 – Potential Biker Conflict on Horizon
- Tue., 9 – Another Case of Puppy Fraud
- Tue., 9 – Outsourcing Jobs to Foreign Workers
- Tue., 9 – Lesson from Louise: Beware of Fraud
- Tue., 9 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Mon., 8 – Labour questions at Just Us
- Mon., 8 – Anita MacLellan in Economy
- Fri., 5 – A busy weekend of entertainment
- Fri., 5 – A huge gift, to help other families
- Fri., 5 – The politics of money
- Fri., 5 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Thu., 4 – The curse on the harbour bridges
- Thu., 4 – Budget Day in Nova Scotia
- Thu., 4 – Kristy Herron in Digby
- Wed., 3 – Can human actions cause earthquakes?
- Wed., 3 – Witnessing the recovery in St Anne's Bay
- Wed., 3 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Tue., 2 – Searching for family on Kijiji
- Tue., 2 – Lamp posts are art on Halifax waterfront
- Tue., 2 – Mary Willa Littler in Springhill
- Mon., 1 – Be polite with your technology
- Mon., 1 – Grass fed beef catching on
- March 2013
- Thu., 28 – Another Take on "Liberation Therapy"
- Thu., 28 – Import Drug Seizures down in Halifax
- Wed., 27 – A different take on skills training
- Wed., 27 – Analysis of Mackinnon plea deal
- Wed., 27 – A fish that defies the odds ... by climbing!
- Tue., 26 – Giving up on Liberation Treatment
- Tue., 26 – Struggles with Airport Bus
- Tue., 26 – MLAs return to Province House
- Mon., 25 – Claudia Tugwell in Wolfville
- Mon., 25 – Selling real property for virtual money
- Mon., 25 – Review of Psychiatric Treatment Rules
- Fri., 22 – Community Food Centres
- Fri., 22 – Women & Whisky
- Fri., 22 – It's spring, really! Enjoy!
- Fri., 22 – Mayors respond to Building Canada
- Fri., 22 – Barbara Feeney in Mahone Bay
- Thu., 21 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Wed., 20 – Pictou residents demand a clean up
- Wed., 20 – The latest from the Red Planet
- Wed., 20 – Lisa Gleave in Windsor
- Tue., 19 – Stars are even older than we thought
- Tue., 19 – Urban farm lessons from Cuba
- Tue., 19 – New research could prevent pandemics
- Tue., 19 – Judy Hopkins in Hubbards
- Mon., 18 – Turning your body into a digital tool
- Mon., 18 – Returning to sea after a tragedy
- Mon., 18 – Minister responds to farming concerns
- Fri., 15 – The politics of fish farming
- Fri., 15 – Nova Scotian Crystal gets a new owner
- Fri., 15 – Jim Turner in DeBaies Cove
- Fri., 15 – The day the circus came to town
- Thu., 14 – Thoughts on the new elected Catholic Pope
- Thu., 14 – Salmon farm application denied
- Thu., 14 – Frank Hartman in Parrsboro
- Wed., 13 – Do the horizontal gene transfer!
- Wed., 13 – Why don't we sneeze when we're asleep?
- Wed., 13 – Cell coverage a problem in Canso
- Wed., 13 – Seeking sustainable lobster certification
- Wed., 13 – David Tudor on Brier Island
- Tue., 12 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Tue., 12 – A response to Coast Guard concerns
- Mon., 11 – Troubling marine forecast
- Mon., 11 – The Hub opens in Mahone Bay
- Mon., 11 – Facebook gets another makeover
- Mon., 11 – ECMA 2013 wrap up
- Mon., 11 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Fri., 8 – What to do this weekend
- Fri., 8 – Two Yarmouth ferry proposals rejected
- Thu., 7 – Introducing the "Slow Fish" movement
- Thu., 7 – The ECMAs turn 25
- Thu., 7 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- Wed., 6 – Watch out for space rocks!
- Wed., 6 – Mandarin Chinese magazine launches today
- Wed., 6 – Giant camels in the Arctic
- Wed., 6 – Allan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Tue., 5 – Federal job cuts in Atlantic Canada
- Tue., 5 – Doreen Beaton in Port Hawksbury
- Mon., 4 – Transparent computers are on the way
- Mon., 4 – Wayne Currie in Annapolis Royal
- Fri., 1 – Aboriginal man followed while shopping
- Fri., 1 – Provincial plan promises more parks
- Fri., 1 – Janice Guinan in Truro
- February 2013
- Thu., 28 – A NS haven for escaping slaves
- Thu., 28 – Exploring a Maritime partnership
- Thu., 28 – Making plans for Arts Nova Scotia
- Thu., 28 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Wed., 27 – Does a person burn more fat when exercising outdoors in colder weather or warmer weather?
- Wed., 27 – Flowers' electrical charge attracts bees
- Wed., 27 – EI integrity officers going door to door
- Wed., 27 – House calls to EI recipients
- Wed., 27 – David Brown in Milford Station
- Tue., 26 – Immigrants learn computer skills
- Tue., 26 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Mon., 25 – Filmmaker has million dollar hopes
- Mon., 25 – Woods Harbour responds to divers' discovery
- Mon., 25 – Province working on orthopedic wait times
- Mon., 25 – Reflections on the Bounty hearings
- Mon., 25 – Charla Cosgrove in Guysborough
- Fri., 22 – Showing the Silver Dart
- Fri., 22 – Oscars and more this weekend!
- Fri., 22 – RCMP worried about civilian searchers
- Fri., 22 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Thu., 21 – Proposed South Canoe wind project under fire
- Thu., 21 – Kristy Herron Bishop in Digby
- Wed., 20 – Feeling the loss of the missing fishermen
- Wed., 20 – Extracting gold from seawater
- Wed., 20 – NS Paramedics are Alberta bound
- Wed., 20 – Uneasy about the fed's religious ambassador
- Wed., 20 – Anita MacLellan in Economy
- Tue., 19 – Students not learning to write in cursive.
- Tue., 19 – People in Woods Harbour fear the worst
- Tue., 19 – Future is unclear for Nova Scotian Crystal
- Tue., 19 – Dianne Powell in Wentworth
- Mon., 18 – Reselling digital content
- Mon., 18 – Violence in downtown Halifax
- Mon., 18 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Fri., 15 – This weekend's entertainment picks
- Fri., 15 – Province responds to hotel loan criticism
- Fri., 15 – Jimmy Lafresne in Tatamagouche
- Thu., 14 – Holding truant jurors accountable
- Thu., 14 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Wed., 13 – Young Farmers Access to Capital survey
- Wed., 13 – Scientists gather to explore Dark Matter
- Wed., 13 – The pros and cons of keeping the Senate
- Wed., 13 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Tue., 12 – Taking stock of the NDP government
- Tue., 12 – Nova Scotia seeks to build its economy
- Tue., 12 – Nova Scotia Catholics digest the Pope's news
- Tue., 12 – Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
- Mon., 11 – The rise of 'share economy'
- Mon., 11 – St. FX strike in its third week
- Mon., 11 – Planning Nova Scotia's tourism season
- Mon., 11 – Barbara Feeney in Mahone Bay
- Fri., 8 – Graham Steele finds new balance in Chile
- Fri., 8 – If the storm doesn't keep you in ...
- Fri., 8 – Peer support the key to kids' fitness
- Fri., 8 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Thu., 7 – Examining the ethics of protests
- Thu., 7 – Video sheds light on hit man case
- Thu., 7 – Lynn Hayne in Sherbrooke
- Wed., 6 – New owl research is turning heads
- Wed., 6 – Lisa Gleave in Windsor
- Tue., 5 – Mary Leblanc in Canso
- Mon., 4 – Small seniors' homes
- Mon., 4 – Friends remember Daurene Lewis
- Mon., 4 – Listen up and win a prize with Say What
- Mon., 4 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Fri., 1 – Kick off February in style!
- Fri., 1 – The drama of the Delisle case
- Fri., 1 – Dwayne Provo in Lake Echo
- January 2013
- Thu., 31 – Harnessing Jamaican wind
- Thu., 31 – Dr. Ivar Mendez leaves for Saskatchewan
- Thu., 31 – Insight into the troubles in Mali
- Thu., 31 – SPCA can't afford to investigate cruelty
- Thu., 31 – Alison Draper in Oxford
- Wed., 30 – How dogs became pets
- Wed., 30 – What is smoke made of?
- Wed., 30 – Almost duped by a dog ad on Kijiji
- Wed., 30 – If grads were guaranteeds jobs
- Wed., 30 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Tue., 29 – Woman says dogsitter sold her pets
- Tue., 29 – Some Kijiji pet ads too good to be true
- Tue., 29 – Standing up for rural economies
- Tue., 29 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Mon., 28 – Solutions for a stagnating economy
- Mon., 28 – Judy Hopkins in Hubbards
- Fri., 25 – Charla Cosgrove in Guysborough
- Thu., 24 – A physics professor makes a good 'book'
- Thu., 24 – A Church feud from Halifax's past
- Thu., 24 – Celebrating good news stories about youth
- Thu., 24 – Kevin Marzcak in Chester
- Wed., 23 – New research into how DNA affects Behaviour
- Wed., 23 – Studying how Moms help babies heal
- Wed., 23 – Doreen Beaton in Port Hawsbury
- Tue., 22 – When crew members get stranded in port
- Tue., 22 – Claudia Tugwell in Wolfville
- Mon., 21 – How a US programmer outsourced his own work.
- Mon., 21 – Play video games and learn a language!
- Mon., 21 – Advice on children and the flu
- Mon., 21 – Judy Smiley in Sheet Harbour
- Fri., 18 – Introducing Shelley Adams
- Fri., 18 – Enjoying a winter weekend
- Fri., 18 – Gillian Crawford in River John
- Thu., 17 – Understanding the roots of violent young men
- Thu., 17 – Trying to simplify Halifax development rules
- Thu., 17 – Frank Hartman in Parrsboro
- Wed., 16 – Rainbow Refugees
- Wed., 16 – Studying China's one-child policy
- Wed., 16 – Halifax a model of integrated policing
- Wed., 16 – Frustration over development rules
- Wed., 16 – Defending U-Vint stores
- Wed., 16 – Sheila Sheppard in Caledonia
- Tue., 15 – Details behind a teen's murder sentence
- Tue., 15 – Wayne Currie in Annapolis Royal
- Mon., 14 – Ethical use of the Common
- Mon., 14 – Say What! Win a prize, just by listening!
- Mon., 14 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Fri., 11 – Entertainment to tempt you out the door!
- Fri., 11 – In the heart of Idle No More
- Fri., 11 – A year after her husband's skiing death, a widow hopes procedures will change at Sugarloaf
- Fri., 11 – Revamping addictions services in Halifax
- Fri., 11 – Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
- Thu., 10 – William Caldwell and his spooky house
- Thu., 10 – A primer on class action suits
- Thu., 10 – Understanding changes in Indian status
- Thu., 10 – Kristy Herron Bishop in Digby
- Wed., 9 – Bus problems
- Wed., 9 – A martian meteorite called Black Beauty
- Wed., 9 – St F.X. faculty state their case
- Wed., 9 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Tue., 8 – Understanding a dangerous bacterium
- Tue., 8 – A rocky start to the semester at St. FX
- Tue., 8 – A look at HMCS Athabaskan's mishap
- Tue., 8 – Arlene Mcgregor in Churchville
- Tue., 8 – Wearable art
- Mon., 7 – Google Plus getting aggressive
- Mon., 7 – Jim Turner in DeBaies Cove
- Fri., 4 – A cure for cabin fever
- Fri., 4 – Baillie says Nova Scotians would see a difference with Progressive Conservatives at the helm
- Fri., 4 – Seven Nova Scotians sick with e. coli
- Fri., 4 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Thu., 3 – Anita McLellan in Economy
- Wed., 2 – The healing power of maggots!
- Wed., 2 – Technology trends of 2012
- Wed., 2 – The Emera Oval isn't just for amateurs
- Wed., 2 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- December 2012
- Mon., 31 – Building bridges for the future
- Mon., 31 – Barbara Feeney in Mahone Bay
- Fri., 28 – End-of-year entertainment picks
- Fri., 28 – From teenage magician to LA filmmaker
- Fri., 28 – Learn about the joys of winter birding
- Fri., 28 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Thu., 27 – Running a family restaurant in Liverpool
- Thu., 27 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Mon., 24 – Opening heart and home to foster children
- Mon., 24 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Mon., 24 – How cranberries became a Christmas tradition
- Fri., 21 – An event for people with the Christmas Blues
- Fri., 21 – A story of Christmas forgiveness
- Fri., 21 – Holiday entertainment around town
- Fri., 21 – Doreen Beaton in Port Hawksbury
- Thu., 20 – A wartime Santa named Dolly
- Thu., 20 – Janice Guinan in Truro
- Wed., 19 – The early days of cheese
- Wed., 19 – Cabot Link earns an international reputation
- Wed., 19 – Alan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Tue., 18 – Medical Marijuana
- Tue., 18 – The controversy surrounding Bill C-45
- Tue., 18 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Mon., 17 – Being smart about losing your smart phone
- Mon., 17 – David Tudor on Brier Island
- Fri., 14 – Behind the scenes at the food bank
- Fri., 14 – Buying the right Christmas tree
- Fri., 14 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Thu., 13 – Bowater mill to become a research centre
- Thu., 13 – A tinsel and glitter kind of weekend!
- Thu., 13 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Wed., 12 – A glimpse of life, deep below the Antarctic
- Wed., 12 – Where do butterflies go when it rains?
- Wed., 12 – Louise Lindsay in Shelburne
- Tue., 11 – The future of the lobster fishery
- Tue., 11 – Thrilled to Buy Back Mersey
- Tue., 11 – Jimmy Lefresne in Tatamagouche
- Mon., 10 – New technology helps you keep track of items
- Mon., 10 – Lynn Hayne in Sherbrooke
- Fri., 7 – Information Morning's Elf Award
- Fri., 7 – Early morning caroling
- Fri., 7 – Plenty to see and do this weekend!
- Fri., 7 – David Brown in Milford
- Thu., 6 – Political pundits ponder poll
- Thu., 6 – Mary Leblanc in Canso
- Wed., 5 – A new road map for HRM
- Wed., 5 – Welcome to Allison Draper in Oxford
- Tue., 4 – Wayne Currie in Annapolis Royal
- Mon., 3 – Rejuvenating video game sales
- Mon., 3 – Feed Nova Scotia burdened by deficit
- Mon., 3 – Listen up and win a prize, with Say What
- Mon., 3 – Claudia Tugwell in Wolfville
- November 2012
- Fri., 30 – Jolly first weekend of December!
- Fri., 30 – New details about the Delisle spy case
- Fri., 30 – NS Health Minister defends dialysis decision
- Fri., 30 – Dwayne Provo in Lake Echo
- Thu., 29 – A fallen bridge becomes handmade jewelry
- Thu., 29 – Looking for a miracle
- Thu., 29 – Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
- Wed., 28 – People say, if you're trapped in a falling elevator, you should jump up and down. Would that help?
- Wed., 28 – Of dinosaurs and birds
- Wed., 28 – Conflicting views on school bus discipline
- Wed., 28 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Tue., 27 – A look at what takes place on school buses
- Tue., 27 – Dianne Powell in Wentworth Station
- Mon., 26 – Support for Bus Driver
- Mon., 26 – Kristy Herron Bishop in Digby
- Mon., 26 – Where to shop locally this holiday season
- Fri., 23 – Music, movies and more to do this weekend!
- Fri., 23 – The legislative session is in full swing
- Fri., 23 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Thu., 22 – Problems at Trade Centre Limited
- Thu., 22 – The dark secrets of Morris House
- Thu., 22 – Thoughts from behind Dorchester's walls
- Wed., 21 – If an airplane's wings provide the lift that allow it to fly, how can a plane fly upside down?
- Wed., 21 – The extraordinary changes in human lifespans
- Wed., 21 – Sewing seeds of faith in Dorchester prison
- Wed., 21 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Tue., 20 – How the oil industry is regulated
- Tue., 20 – East coast frigates get a new lease on life
- Tue., 20 – Mary Willa Littler in Springhill
- Mon., 19 – Community Forest
- Mon., 19 – A Nova Scotian's perspective in Jerusalem
- Mon., 19 – No Secrets on the Internet
- Mon., 19 – Listen to Say What, and win a prize
- Mon., 19 – The Park Bench Players tell it like it is
- Mon., 19 – Wanda MacLellan in Mount Uniacke
- Fri., 16 – Carole Brabant from Telefilm Canada
- Fri., 16 – Lee Cohen & Nancy Inferrara
- Fri., 16 – Sheree Halliday prepares to leave for Spain
- Fri., 16 – So much to enjoy this weekend!
- Fri., 16 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Thu., 15 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Wed., 14 – Why don't fish like tuna and flounder, that spend their whole lives in the ocean, taste salty?
- Wed., 14 – Understanding urban coyotes
- Wed., 14 – Kevin Marzcak in Chester
- Tue., 13 – NS volunteer lends a hand in New York
- Tue., 13 – Allan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Mon., 12 – Sharing the View Gala in Halifax
- Mon., 12 – A new look for Google
- Mon., 12 – Putting job creation into perspective
- Mon., 12 – Get your head examined!
- Mon., 12 – Amanda Mombourquette in St. Peters
- Fri., 9 – Nova Scotia Music week, and more
- Fri., 9 – Arlene McGregor in Churchville
- Thu., 8 – A disturbing video leaked to CBC
- Thu., 8 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Wed., 7 – Understanding The Last Post Fund
- Wed., 7 – 94 year old veteran wows her audience
- Wed., 7 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Wed., 7 – Living the good life
- Tue., 6 – Veterans being refused funeral funding
- Tue., 6 – Bonnie Johnstone in Middleton
- Mon., 5 – Paying a visit to a cranberry bog
- Mon., 5 – The technology of the U.S. election
- Mon., 5 – Win a prize with Say What!
- Mon., 5 – Barbara Feeney in Mahone Bay
- Fri., 2 – Janice Guinan in Truro
- Fri., 2 – Lots of weekend happenings
- Thu., 1 – Ron James
- Thu., 1 – Anesthesia in videos
- Thu., 1 – Muskrat Falls
- Thu., 1 – David Tudor on Brier Island
- October 2012
- Wed., 31 – Concerns about methane and global warming
- Wed., 31 – It's the end of an era in CBC music
- Wed., 31 – Charla Cosgrove in Guysborough
- Tue., 30 – Tall ship HMS Bounty lost at sea.
- Tue., 30 – Louise Lindsay in Shelburne
- Mon., 29 – The dirt on "The Dirty"
- Mon., 29 – Insight into the desperate life of a spy
- Mon., 29 – Say What: October 29th
- Mon., 29 – Jim Turner on the Eastern Shore
- Fri., 26 – An apple taste test
- Fri., 26 – Squash cystic fibrosis in Kingston, NS
- Fri., 26 – Today on Information Morning...
- Thu., 25 – LNG development for Goldboro
- Thu., 25 – Provincial Legislature resumes
- Thu., 25 – Frank Hartman in Parrsboro
- Wed., 24 – Why do turkeys have dark and white meat?
- Wed., 24 – Housing crisis in rural Nova Scotia
- Wed., 24 – Dianne Powell in Wentworth
- Wed., 24 – Medical researchers are trying to make Halloween risk-free for those with peanut allergies
- Tue., 23 – Bridgetown's new mayor ready for a challenge
- Tue., 23 – Cornwallis Park needs its grocery store
- Tue., 23 – So little waterfront, so many demands
- Tue., 23 – Sheila Sheppard in Caledonia
- Mon., 22 – A visit to Cooke Aquaculture fish farms
- Mon., 22 – Listen closely and win a prize!
- Mon., 22 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Mon., 22 – Gearing up for election day
- Fri., 19 – Lisa Gleave in Windsor
- Fri., 19 – Mayoral candidates tackle crime
- Thu., 18 – Making the case for small scale fisheries
- Thu., 18 – HRM candidates talk transit
- Thu., 18 – Tips to avoid impulse buying
- Thu., 18 – Claudia Tugwell in Wolfville
- Wed., 17 – Mayoral hopefuls talk about amalgamation
- Wed., 17 – Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
- Tue., 16 – Grade 5 students learn first hand about food
- Tue., 16 – New Glasgow company finds a global market
- Tue., 16 – Kristy Herron Bishop in Digby
- Mon., 15 – Kateri Tekakwitha - the first ever aboriginal woman to be sainted by the Catholic Church.
- Mon., 15 – EI crack down in Cape Breton
- Mon., 15 – How provincially inspected slaughterhouses can keep you safe when they don't test for E. coli
- Mon., 15 – Say What: October 15th, 2012
- Mon., 15 – Judy Hopkins in Hubbards
- Fri., 12 – An abandoned school gets a new life
- Fri., 12 – Meet our Clam Harbour marquee artist!
- Fri., 12 – The difference rural schools can make
- Fri., 12 – Clam Harbour beach
- Thu., 11 – Jeffrey Paul Delisle pleads guilty
- Thu., 11 – Jimmy Lefresne in Tatamagouche
- Thu., 11 – Nocturne and more
- Thu., 11 – Try your hand at rowing this weekend
- Wed., 10 – Concerns over early e-voting
- Wed., 10 – Shifting plates under the Indian Ocean
- Wed., 10 – If you place a damp paper towel over a dish of salad in the fridge, why does the towel freeze?
- Wed., 10 – Digby is desperate for doctors
- Wed., 10 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Tue., 9 – NSP's donation not all good news
- Tue., 9 – Port Report for Oct 9th
- Tue., 9 – Wayne Currie In Annapolis
- Mon., 8 – Camping at Keji comes to a close
- Mon., 8 – Using art to teach medical students
- Mon., 8 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Fri., 5 – Minister says NS will protect the forest and keep a close eye on the Port Hawksbury paper mill.
- Fri., 5 – Don't let the rain keep you inside
- Fri., 5 – Environmentalists worry about the agreement with Port Hawkesbury Paper to re-open the mill
- Fri., 5 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Thu., 4 – IATSE responds to criticism from Egg
- Thu., 4 – Doreen Beaton in Port Hawkesbury
- Wed., 3 – Alan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Tue., 2 – The ins and outs of life in Halifax
- Tue., 2 – Union cracks Egg
- Tue., 2 – Mr. Mayor, we want accessibility
- Tue., 2 – Understanding E. Coli
- Tue., 2 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Mon., 1 – A new era for Facebook
- Mon., 1 – IWK celebrates a $10 million gift
- Mon., 1 – Remembering Raylene
- Mon., 1 – Surgery results keep getting better
- Mon., 1 – Judy Smiley in Sheet Harbour
- September 2012
- Fri., 28 – Surfing into the weekend
- Fri., 28 – A family connect to the first Bluenose
- Fri., 28 – A smoking room could have changed her life
- Fri., 28 – Remembering hockey history from 40 years ago
- Fri., 28 – Dwayne Provo in Lake Echo
- Thu., 27 – A new view of an old landmark
- Thu., 27 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Wed., 26 – The art of photographing art
- Wed., 26 – A dissenting view of electoral boundaries
- Wed., 26 – A race to save a pristine island
- Wed., 26 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Tue., 25 – Looking for hope after Bowater
- Tue., 25 – It's cruise ship season in Halifax
- Tue., 25 – Mary Willa Littler in Springhill
- Mon., 24 – Fresh crime, in an old fashioned format
- Mon., 24 – A roller coaster weekend in Port Hawksbury
- Mon., 24 – Listen closely, and win a prize!
- Mon., 24 – Anita MacLellan in Economy
- Fri., 21 – A hands-on encounter with marine creatures
- Fri., 21 – The unusual phenomenon called mud volcanoes
- Thu., 20 – Celebrating 125 years of NSCAD U
- Thu., 20 – Entertainment suggestions a day early!
- Thu., 20 – Fun and games on the Newsquiz!
- Thu., 20 – A spectacular encounter with a killer whale
- Thu., 20 – Gillian Crawford in River John
- Wed., 19 – A timely report on Nova Scotia's dyke system
- Wed., 19 – David Brown in Milford
- Tue., 18 – Stitch media gets a judicial decision
- Tue., 18 – How to buy art on a tight budget
- Tue., 18 – Janice Guinan in Truro
- Mon., 17 – The Kids book club gathers one last time!
- Mon., 17 – Say What: September 17th
- Mon., 17 – Dr. Lin: Omega-3 Fatty Acids
- Mon., 17 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Fri., 14 – Films and more this weekend!
- Fri., 14 – A new film about gay refugees in Canada
- Fri., 14 – From big ocean to big screen - the Disappeared premieres tonight at the Atlantic Film Festival
- Fri., 14 – A new record label opens in Halifax today
- Fri., 14 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- Thu., 13 – The oldest saltwater ferry in North America
- Thu., 13 – Asking the province to wade in over CREDA
- Thu., 13 – Standing up to Nova Scotia Power
- Thu., 13 – Barbara Feeney in Mahone Bay
- Wed., 12 – Junk DNA does not deserve its name
- Wed., 12 – Introducing Halifax's new police chief
- Wed., 12 – Arlene McGregor in Churchville
- Tue., 11 – HMCS Charlottetown returns to port
- Tue., 11 – Flooding in Truro
- Tue., 11 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Mon., 10 – Anticipating the new Iphone 5
- Mon., 10 – A new ferry service for Yarmouth
- Mon., 10 – Bookworms turned broadcasters!
- Mon., 10 – Why Halifax bars should close earlier
- Mon., 10 – Kristy Herron Bishop in Digby
- Fri., 7 – Heritage gas is doing the best it can
- Fri., 7 – So much fun to choose from this weekend!
- Fri., 7 – Crackers the duck
- Fri., 7 – Newsquiz: September 7th, 2012
- Fri., 7 – Jim Turner in deBaie's Cove
- Thu., 6 – A taste of the good stuff
- Thu., 6 – Mary Leblanc in Canso
- Wed., 5 – Our galaxy is on a collision course
- Wed., 5 – Cuts come to Fort Anne
- Wed., 5 – David Tudor on Brier Island
- Tue., 4 – Too close to call in Quebec
- Tue., 4 – A foster mom speaks out
- Tue., 4 – Louise Lindsay in Shelburne
- Mon., 3 – Say What: September 3rd, 2012
- August 2012
- Fri., 31 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Fri., 31 – Music, movies and more this long weekend!
- Fri., 31 – A nauseating apartment
- Fri., 31 – The Panther Next Door
- Thu., 30 – Heating disputes
- Thu., 30 – The Atlantic Fringe Festival kicks off today
- Thu., 30 – A mother who spent years trying to bring her sons from a refugee camp hits another roadblock
- Thu., 30 – Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
- Wed., 29 – Robot camouflage
- Wed., 29 – NewPage subsidies and trade disputes
- Wed., 29 – A rental story about feline rejection
- Wed., 29 – Campaign-funding reform
- Wed., 29 – Never too old to go for gold
- Wed., 29 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Tue., 28 – The 1995 Nobel Peace Prize on display
- Tue., 28 – Following the case Shayne Nelson
- Tue., 28 – Following the money
- Tue., 28 – A Syrian on the Hudson
- Tue., 28 – Alan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Mon., 27 – Newpage municipal taxes
- Mon., 27 – Battle of the rap singles
- Mon., 27 – Say What: August 27th, 2012
- Mon., 27 – Young entrepreneurs
- Mon., 27 – Frank Hartman in Parrsboro
- Fri., 24 – Guy's Frenchy's is not just for clothes
- Fri., 24 – A passion to teach, but no jobs
- Fri., 24 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou.
- Fri., 24 – A World Championship Barbecuer wants to bring southern style barbecue competitions to the maritimes.
- Thu., 23 – A 124-million dollar question
- Thu., 23 – Challenging times for new teachers
- Thu., 23 – A surf board robot that tracks fish
- Thu., 23 – Plan B to Muskrat Falls
- Thu., 23 – Judy Hopkins in Hubbards
- Wed., 22 – Scientific research in the Arctic
- Wed., 22 – Hydro-electric hangup
- Wed., 22 – Canada's top soldier
- Wed., 22 – Piping plovers romancing in Nova Scotia
- Wed., 22 – Project SOFT ware
- Wed., 22 – Sheila Sheppard in Caledonia
- Wed., 22 – Sheila Sheppard in Caledonia
- Tue., 21 – A complicated deal gets a conditional okay
- Tue., 21 – Wheelchair access rules for older buildings
- Tue., 21 – Jimmy Lefresne in Tatamagouche
- Mon., 20 – Say What: August 20th, 2012
- Mon., 20 – Nova Scotian women artists
- Mon., 20 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Fri., 17 – Plenty to enjoy this weekend!
- Fri., 17 – Self help books from a 10 year old author
- Fri., 17 – CETA could be good for Nova Scotia
- Fri., 17 – Chancellor of Germany visits Halifax
- Fri., 17 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Thu., 16 – Sailing toward gold
- Thu., 16 – One year into our natural resources policy
- Thu., 16 – What free trade means to us
- Thu., 16 – Wayne Currie in Annapolis Royal
- Wed., 15 – The elusive wood turtle
- Wed., 15 – Gearing up for the Paralympics
- Wed., 15 – Lobbying for more universal pharmacare
- Wed., 15 – Charla Cosgrove in Guysborough
- Wed., 15 – Acadian concerns over electoral boundaries
- Tue., 14 – A marathon of his own
- Tue., 14 – Speaking up for Keji
- Tue., 14 – Lisa Gleave in Windsor
- Tue., 14 – Not willing to pay for the park
- Tue., 14 – The Social Media games
- Tue., 14 – Improving prostate screening
- Tue., 14 – Listen closely and win a prize!
- Tue., 14 – Doreen Beaton in Port Hawksbury
- Fri., 10 – Sikhs remember Wisconsin victims
- Fri., 10 – Music all over the province!
- Fri., 10 – Big money for theoretical physicists
- Fri., 10 – Happy Birthday to Gus!
- Fri., 10 – Claudia Tugwell in Wolfville
- Thu., 9 – Saskatchewan's solution to rural busing
- Thu., 9 – A comedic tale of online dating
- Thu., 9 – Why ads for God are OK on Metro Transit
- Thu., 9 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Wed., 8 – Eat or be eaten in the plant world
- Wed., 8 – Rising from the ashes of SWSDA
- Wed., 8 – Don't paint all RDAs with the same brush
- Wed., 8 – Janice Guinan in Truro
- Tue., 7 – SWSDA under the microscope
- Tue., 7 – David Brown in Milford
- Mon., 6 – The new Nova Scotia Tourism Agency wants input from Nova Scotians on a new tourism strategy
- Mon., 6 – Bill Legge in Marble Mountain
- Fri., 3 – Christina Martin's new new music video
- Fri., 3 – A warm place to nest for the winter
- Fri., 3 – Dwayne Provo in Lake Echo
- Thu., 2 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- Thu., 2 – Crackers has wings but doesn't fly
- Wed., 1 – When termites explode
- Wed., 1 – Muskrat Falls project moves forward
- Wed., 1 – Fishing safety
- Wed., 1 – Dianne Powell in Wentworth Station
- July 2012
- Tue., 31 – Join our Kids Book Club panel!
- Tue., 31 – Wanda MacLellan in Mount Uniacke
- Mon., 30 – Tourist attractions in your own backyard
- Mon., 30 – Google ventures into Internet cable
- Mon., 30 – A lesson in minding your mortgage rate
- Mon., 30 – Canadians are retiring with debt
- Mon., 30 – Win a prize on Say What!
- Mon., 30 – Mary Willa Littler in Springhill
- Fri., 27 – Halifax Pride and more weekend happenings
- Fri., 27 – "Esther Cox & the Great Amherst Mystery"
- Fri., 27 – Youth and crime
- Fri., 27 – Facing the music
- Fri., 27 – Debating the future of healthcare
- Fri., 27 – Public lessons with street-side chalk boards
- Thu., 26 – A powerful reminder of home
- Thu., 26 – Lack of rain is hurting farmers
- Thu., 26 – Sponsorship of the Games
- Thu., 26 – Violent crime on the rise in Halifax
- Thu., 26 – Fishing safety
- Thu., 26 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Wed., 25 – 7Seconds of Terror for the Mars Rover
- Wed., 25 – Can you get sunburn through ordinary glass?
- Wed., 25 – Whooping cough makes a comeback
- Wed., 25 – Saying farewell to Bucky Adams
- Wed., 25 – Boosting the economy in Queens county
- Wed., 25 – Nurses urge premiers to protect Medicare
- Wed., 25 – Gillian Crawford in River John
- Tue., 24 – Covering Nova Scotia's athletes in London
- Tue., 24 – LGBT seniors share concerns over care
- Tue., 24 – Premiers to voice concern over healthcare
- Tue., 24 – Louise Lindsay in Shelburne
- Mon., 23 – The curious case of Steve Mann
- Mon., 23 – A last minute push to save Pugwash land
- Mon., 23 – Win a stylish t-shirt, on Say What!
- Mon., 23 – Concerns about sleeping pills
- Mon., 23 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Fri., 20 – Don's been press ganged!
- Fri., 20 – On the waves in the movies
- Fri., 20 – The realities of life at sea
- Fri., 20 – Links to the War of 1812
- Fri., 20 – Allan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Thu., 19 – Re-enactors bring history to life
- Thu., 19 – Questions about Metro Centre's box office
- Thu., 19 – Tall Ships and more!
- Thu., 19 – Young people tell their queer stories
- Thu., 19 – Kevin Marczak in Chester
- Wed., 18 – A video inspires Antigonish
- Wed., 18 – Walking, and talking about politics
- Wed., 18 – Author Noah Richler talks about war
- Wed., 18 – Judy Smiley in Sheet Harbour
- Tue., 17 – A plea to protect Bowater Mersey Land
- Tue., 17 – Ryan Cochrane gears up for the London games
- Tue., 17 – High seas rescue, and Tall Ships!
- Tue., 17 – A tale of personalized medicine
- Tue., 17 – Kristy Herron Bishop in Digby
- Mon., 16 – Setting sail for London
- Mon., 16 – A new approach to passwords
- Mon., 16 – Responding to concerns about aquaculture
- Mon., 16 – Puppies on a plane
- Mon., 16 – A century worth of experience
- Mon., 16 – Win a prize with Say What!
- Mon., 16 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Mon., 16 – Volunteering at a Haitian orphanage
- Fri., 13 – Jazz and more this weekend
- Fri., 13 – Mark deJonge gears up for the Olympics
- Fri., 13 – Volunteers fill the gap for hungry kids
- Fri., 13 – Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
- Thu., 12 – A remarkable tale from the War of 1812
- Thu., 12 – A CBC Tall Ships extravaganza!
- Thu., 12 – Blind golfers gather in Truro
- Thu., 12 – Mixed reaction to a wind farm in Wedgeport
- Thu., 12 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Wed., 11 – Bee hives in the North End of Halifax
- Wed., 11 – How plants share their memories
- Wed., 11 – Tracking salmon so we can protect them
- Wed., 11 – Go Instant founders sign a rich deal
- Wed., 11 – Frank Hartman in Parrsboro
- Tue., 10 – Why Halifax should become a solar city
- Tue., 10 – Using nano-technology to repair damaged skin
- Tue., 10 – Jet setting puppies
- Tue., 10 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Mon., 9 – A word of caution about free wi-fi
- Mon., 9 – Gearing up for the Olympic ceremonies
- Mon., 9 – A view from the beach...
- Mon., 9 – Racing to Saint-Pierre
- Mon., 9 – A gourmet take on fast food
- Mon., 9 – Win a prize with Say What
- Mon., 9 – Bluenose will not sail this summer
- Mon., 9 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Fri., 6 – Cuban musicians come to Nova Scotia
- Fri., 6 – Poor pot inspections
- Fri., 6 – Tattoo wedding
- Fri., 6 – Barbara Feeny in Mahone Bay
- Thu., 5 – The search for the "God Particle"
- Thu., 5 – From Timbuktu to Cape Breton
- Thu., 5 – NSCAD makes cuts but stays in the red
- Thu., 5 – More than a walk in the park
- Thu., 5 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Wed., 4 – NS runners have high hopes for London
- Wed., 4 – Judy Hopkins in Hubbards
- Wed., 4 – Going up against the best in the world
- Tue., 3 – Getting active with a storybook
- Tue., 3 – Jimmy Lefresne in Tatamagouche
- Mon., 2 – Rubbing shoulders with Jamie Oliver
- Mon., 2 – Looking at our Access to Information to consider how free and open our government really is
- Mon., 2 – Yvonne Fox in Port Hastings
- June 2012
- Fri., 29 – Look out London, here comes Custio
- Fri., 29 – Make the most of the Canada Day weekend!
- Fri., 29 – You can get a free flag from Ottawa
- Fri., 29 – Aleah Lomas Anderson in Sherbrooke
- Thu., 28 – A controversy around Joseph Howe
- Thu., 28 – Differing opinions on the cuts to VIA Rail
- Thu., 28 – Supply and demand in organ donation
- Thu., 28 – Keeping CAP sites open
- Thu., 28 – Arlene McGregor in Churchville
- Wed., 27 – New research into artificial tongues
- Wed., 27 – Getting your finances ready for retirement
- Wed., 27 – Encouraging people to become organ donors
- Wed., 27 – Janice Guinan in Truro
- Tue., 26 – Grand Pre makes a bid for UNESCO designation
- Tue., 26 – Managing methadone safely
- Tue., 26 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- Mon., 25 – Artist profile: Judith Leidl
- Mon., 25 – Artist profile: Andrea Redmond
- Mon., 25 – Artist profile: Taiya Barss
- Mon., 25 – Artist profile: Ron Kuwahara
- Mon., 25 – Artist profile: Jack Smith
- Mon., 25 – Artist profile: Anne Camozzi
- Mon., 25 – Artist profile: Rose Adams
- Mon., 25 – Artist profile: David Lacey
- Mon., 25 – Bright business lights on the south shore
- Mon., 25 – Controlling computers with our brains
- Mon., 25 – Listen to this week's Say What quiz
- Mon., 25 – Doreen Beaton in Port Hawksbury
- Fri., 22 – Hectic farmers
- Fri., 22 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Thu., 21 – You Gotta Sing!
- Thu., 21 – Enjoy the first weekend of summer!
- Thu., 21 – Alan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Thu., 21 – Sprinter Geoff Harris has Olympic dreams
- Wed., 20 – Twenty years of homegrown storytelling
- Wed., 20 – Mary Leblanc in Canso
- Wed., 20 – Salmon pen woes
- Tue., 19 – Nova Scotian movers and shakers in Ottawa
- Tue., 19 – A small shipping line goes under
- Tue., 19 – Claudia Tugwell in Wolfville
- Mon., 18 – Jesse Hirsh: June 18th
- Mon., 18 – The War of 1812 at Citadel Hill
- Mon., 18 – Wayne Currie in Annapolis Royal
- Fri., 15 – Salmon angler commentary
- Fri., 15 – Enjoy the weekend!
- Fri., 15 – Nova Scotia filmaker John Houston
- Fri., 15 – A face-to-face apology
- Fri., 15 – Mi'kmaw cultural teachings
- Fri., 15 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Thu., 14 – The story of a scholar and a gentleman
- Thu., 14 – Federal cuts leave NS biosphere scrambling
- Thu., 14 – David Tudor on Brier Island
- Wed., 13 – The cost of cutting forensic labs
- Wed., 13 – Throwing caution to the wind, on a yacht
- Wed., 13 – Jim Turner in DeBaie's Cove
- Tue., 12 – Salmon wars
- Tue., 12 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Tue., 12 – Deterring black bears
- Mon., 11 – When social networks are hacked
- Mon., 11 – Say What?
- Mon., 11 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Fri., 8 – David Brown in Milford Station
- Thu., 7 – Auditor General's report
- Thu., 7 – Dick Levy in Digby
- Wed., 6 – Questions from the centre of the earth
- Wed., 6 – Parks Canada cuts worry Keji community
- Wed., 6 – Feds ban bath salts component
- Wed., 6 – Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
- Tue., 5 – A new liming project on the South Shore
- Tue., 5 – From Halifax to Cambodia
- Tue., 5 – Port Report
- Tue., 5 – Sheila Sheppard in Caledonia
- Mon., 4 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Fri., 1 – Dziekanski tribute
- Fri., 1 – Cabinet shuffle
- Fri., 1 – June is here! Enjoy the weekend!
- Fri., 1 – Boxer Kirk Johnson speaks about racism
- Fri., 1 – Dwayne Provo in Lake Echo
- May 2012
- Thu., 31 – Information Morning celebrates 42 years
- Thu., 31 – Skating into the past, in the Public Gardens
- Thu., 31 – The ins and outs of the cabinet shuffle
- Thu., 31 – The downside of walking upright
- Thu., 31 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Wed., 30 – Adding up the deaths due to drug overdoses
- Wed., 30 – Frank Hartman in Parrsboro
- Tue., 29 – Federal cuts to DFO cost more than just jobs
- Tue., 29 – Dianne Powell in Wentworth
- Mon., 28 – Technology allows the blind to see
- Mon., 28 – What Halifax needs in a new police chief
- Mon., 28 – Listen closely and win a prize on Say What!
- Mon., 28 – Quilts tell a story, with a secret code
- Mon., 28 – Wanda MacLellan in Mount Uniacke
- Fri., 25 – Enjoy the weekend!
- Fri., 25 – Assessing the EI changes
- Fri., 25 – Raising awareness about Hepatitis C
- Fri., 25 – A personal tragedy leads to a public stand
- Fri., 25 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Thu., 24 – Connecting the dots
- Thu., 24 – Old and washed up - not so much!
- Thu., 24 – The struggle with prescription painkillers
- Thu., 24 – New Facebook stocks tumble
- Thu., 24 – Lisa Gleave in Windsor
- Wed., 23 – Bankruptcy protection or giving up a lease
- Wed., 23 – The case of Jeffery Delisle
- Wed., 23 – Bath Salts
- Wed., 23 – HRM Fire
- Wed., 23 – Joan Myette in West Chezzetcook
- Tue., 22 – Say What?!
- Tue., 22 – Louise Lindsay in Shelburne
- Mon., 21 – Facebook finds more ways to make money
- Mon., 21 – Homemade cookies, delivered on bicyle!
- Mon., 21 – Pauline Campbell in Jamesville
- Fri., 18 – A contentious sitting ends at Province House
- Fri., 18 – Chess gives students' brains a workout
- Fri., 18 – Is a bad job better than no job?
- Fri., 18 – Judy Hopkins in Hubbards
- Thu., 17 – Kings County says no to wind power
- Thu., 17 – Kalin suits up for tonight's playoff game
- Thu., 17 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Wed., 16 – Science Corner/Hebda
- Wed., 16 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Tue., 15 – Keep your people in the boat
- Tue., 15 – Two views on the future of Nova Scotia Power
- Tue., 15 – Mary Willa Littler in Springhill
- Mon., 14 – Marquee Artist Raven Davis
- Mon., 14 – Marquee Artist Charlotte Wilson-Hammond
- Mon., 14 – !Listen closely and win a prize on Say What
- Mon., 14 – Marquee Artist Frans Aeyelts
- Mon., 14 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Sun., 13 – Marquee artist Twila Robar Decoste
- Fri., 11 – Make the most of your weekend!
- Fri., 11 – Eight funny people, looking for a home
- Fri., 11 – The wacky week that was, on the Newsquiz
- Fri., 11 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Thu., 10 – Westray Memorial in New Glasgow
- Thu., 10 – Parents seek closure over daughter's death
- Thu., 10 – NSP rate hikes
- Thu., 10 – Halifax Regional School Board cuts
- Thu., 10 – Using GPS to track forensic patients
- Thu., 10 – Allan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Wed., 9 – NSP defends its call for higher rates
- Wed., 9 – Why are eggs egg-shaped?
- Wed., 9 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- Tue., 8 – Mental Health Strategy
- Tue., 8 – Parks Canada cuts
- Tue., 8 – ISIS - Concern for refugees
- Tue., 8 – NSCAD - Faculty hold vote
- Mon., 7 – Filmmakers make a million, in just weeks
- Mon., 7 – 20 years after the McDonalds murders
- Mon., 7 – Negotiating access to Williams Lake
- Mon., 7 – Claudia Tugwell in Wolfville
- Fri., 4 – So many choices this weekend!
- Fri., 4 – Helpful advice in a season of layoffs
- Fri., 4 – John Verlinden in Musquodoboit Harbour
- Thu., 3 – Mary Leblanc in Canso
- Wed., 2 – New research into why pygmies are short
- Wed., 2 – Doreen Beaton in Port Hawksbury
- Tue., 1 – Union comments on decentralization plan
- Tue., 1 – The road to ruin
- Tue., 1 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- April 2012
- Mon., 30 – Understanding a devastating salmon disease
- Mon., 30 – Test your listening skills and win a prize!
- Mon., 30 – Roommates no-one would want
- Mon., 30 – Janice Guinan in Truro
- Fri., 27 – Drop everything, and head to France
- Fri., 27 – The politics of the healthcare contract
- Fri., 27 – In defence of the cyber-bullying legislation
- Fri., 27 – How do we pay for the healthcare contract:
- Fri., 27 – Enjoy the weekend!
- Fri., 27 – Wayne Currie in Annapolis Royal
- Thu., 26 – The beginning of the end for bats
- Thu., 26 – Aleah Lomas Anderson in Sherbrooke
- Wed., 25 – Cross about the crossings
- Wed., 25 – SHYFT challenges the provincial government
- Wed., 25 – North End Food Co-op
- Wed., 25 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Tue., 24 – Preparing for a crippling healthcare strike
- Tue., 24 – Eat your heart out, with no guilt!
- Tue., 24 – Jimmy Lefresne in Tatamagouche
- Mon., 23 – Social networking sites face new challenges
- Mon., 23 – Test your listening skills!
- Mon., 23 – Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
- Fri., 20 – Fun and games on Newsquiz
- Fri., 20 – Don't let the rain ruin your weekend!
- Fri., 20 – Tanya Davis' poem For Raymond
- Fri., 20 – Charlene de Conde in Shubenacadie
- Thu., 19 – Gillian Crawford in River John
- Wed., 18 – Remembering Raymond Taavel
- Wed., 18 – Kevin Marczak in Chester
- Tue., 17 – Laurent Dentremont in West Pubnico
- Tue., 17 – A Helping Herd lends a helping hand
- Mon., 16 – Apple falls victim to malware
- Mon., 16 – Remembering the Titanic tragedy
- Mon., 16 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Fri., 13 – A combative week in provincial politics
- Fri., 13 – Local film, and more to enjoy!
- Fri., 13 – Barbara Feeney in Mahone Bay
- Thu., 12 – Andrew Wright
- Thu., 12 – Leo McKay
- Thu., 12 – Anita MacLellan in Economy
- Wed., 11 – In large lakes, you see can see the water oscillate from side to side. What causes these seiches?
- Wed., 11 – David Brown in Milford
- Tue., 10 – Port Report April 10th
- Tue., 10 – A new Titanic attraction in Belfast
- Tue., 10 – Test your listening skills, with Say What
- Tue., 10 – David Tudor on Brier Island
- Mon., 9 – Why and how stress damages your body
- Mon., 9 – From Timbuktu to Whycogomagh
- Thu., 5 – Titanic 100th anniversary
- Thu., 5 – A dark tale from under City Hall
- Thu., 5 – What's next for gas prices?
- Thu., 5 – Make the most of the long weekend!
- Thu., 5 – Friday fun on a Thursday, with Newsquiz!
- Thu., 5 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Thu., 5 – New rules for mink farms
- Wed., 4 – New research into the pollination crisis
- Wed., 4 – Insight in to the Irving deal
- Wed., 4 – Research links minks to water pollution
- Wed., 4 – NS Finance Minister explains the budget
- Wed., 4 – Judy Hopkins in Hubbards
- Tue., 3 – Test your listening skills with Say What
- Tue., 3 – Crowd funding gives power to the people
- Tue., 3 – A Juno award winner, in Kentville
- Tue., 3 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Mon., 2 – A gruesome task for the Cable ships
- Mon., 2 – Visiting the wreck of the Titanic
- Mon., 2 – A series of errors leads to the tragedy
- Mon., 2 – Giving the unknown child a name
- March 2012
- Fri., 30 – Nova Scotia MP's react to the budget
- Fri., 30 – Enjoy the weekend!
- Fri., 30 – Dwayne Provo in Lake Echo
- Thu., 29 – Surviving the Titantic
- Thu., 29 – Nova Scotians for tax fairness
- Thu., 29 – Gearing up for the spring sitting
- Thu., 29 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- Wed., 28 – Space junk is worrying scientists
- Wed., 28 – Louise Lindsay in Shelburne
- Tue., 27 – A rare opportunity to meet a sponsored child
- Tue., 27 – Garbage does not come cheap
- Tue., 27 – Dick Levy in Digby
- Mon., 26 – Say What: March 26th
- Mon., 26 – Working out the kinks in on-line voting
- Mon., 26 – A new leader, and high hopes for unity
- Mon., 26 – Sheila Sheppard in Caledonia
- Mon., 26 – Money troubles on Shubenacadie First Nation
- Mon., 26 – Celebrating the good old days of radio
- Fri., 23 – Don and Dawn, with Don, at dawn!
- Fri., 23 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Thu., 22 – A talented artists of the 19th Century
- Thu., 22 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Wed., 21 – Here's looking at you, squid!
- Wed., 21 – Building a better battery
- Wed., 21 – Allan Creaser in Lunenburg
- Tue., 20 – 5 new stamps mark the Titanic's centenary
- Tue., 20 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Mon., 19 – Sleep and depression
- Mon., 19 – Facebook and Yahoo no longer friends
- Mon., 19 – City planner Roger Wells
- Mon., 19 – Say What: March 19, 2012
- Mon., 19 – John Verlinden in Musquodobit Harbour
- Mon., 19 – Supporting survivors of Ovarian cancer
- Fri., 16 – Beyond the green beer
- Fri., 16 – A former producer warns of the porn effect
- Fri., 16 – Tallying the cost of the transit strike
- Fri., 16 – Claudia Tugwell in Wolfville
- Thu., 15 – Romantic fiction is quite an adventure
- Thu., 15 – Feel free to sit on your investments
- Thu., 15 – A different view of fisheries reform
- Thu., 15 – Purcell's Cove says no to Halifax services
- Thu., 15 – Wanda Maclennan in Mount Uniacke
- Thu., 15 – Bulldozers replace peace and quiet
- Wed., 14 – Dealing with the fallout of a bitter dispute
- Wed., 14 – Frank Hartman in Parrsboro
- Wed., 14 – Slipping into a new pair of genes
- Tue., 13 – Lobbyists in Nova Scotia
- Tue., 13 – How to invest in real estate
- Tue., 13 – Port Report: March 13th, 2012
- Tue., 13 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Mon., 12 – Ticket give away!
- Mon., 12 – A beautiful investment
- Mon., 12 – Finances wear thin in Strait area
- Mon., 12 – Sisters in Steel
- Mon., 12 – Say What: March 12, 2012
- Mon., 12 – Arlene McGregor in Churchville
- Fri., 9 – Entertainment picks
- Fri., 9 – Blogger challenges viral YouTube video
- Fri., 9 – Political Panel on education cuts
- Fri., 9 – Dalhousie faculty pensions
- Fri., 9 – Lisa Gleave in Windsor
- Thu., 8 – Getting ready to walk the picket line
- Thu., 8 – NSCAD turns 125!
- Thu., 8 – Hydroelectric power project
- Thu., 8 – New Page benefits
- Thu., 8 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Wed., 7 – Wayne Currie in Annapolis Royal
- Tue., 6 – Stephanie Holmes on CEDIFS
- Tue., 6 – Back from Bolivia
- Tue., 6 – Bedtime interventions
- Tue., 6 – Fishermen concerned by federal proposal
- Tue., 6 – Judy Hopkins in Hubbards
- Mon., 5 – The power of music
- Mon., 5 – Listen to this week's quiz!
- Mon., 5 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Fri., 2 – Plenty to do this weekend!
- Fri., 2 – Brace yourself for rising gas prices
- Fri., 2 – Allan Hawco in Halifax
- Thu., 1 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- February 2012
- Wed., 29 – NSCAD University's woes keep on growing
- Wed., 29 – Looking into the hidden power of raindrops.
- Wed., 29 – Questioning the future of medicare
- Wed., 29 – Janice Guinan in Truro
- Tue., 28 – Taking control of our food supply
- Tue., 28 – Reporting from Bolivia
- Tue., 28 – Port Report: February 28th, 2012
- Tue., 28 – Jimmy Lefresne in Tatamagouche
- Mon., 27 – Occupy the food system
- Mon., 27 – Sleep 101 - the three stages of sleep
- Mon., 27 – Say What: February 27th, 2012
- Mon., 27 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Fri., 24 – Oscars, and more!
- Fri., 24 – Dianne Powell in Wentworth
- Thu., 23 – Brothels and city hall
- Thu., 23 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Wed., 22 – Thinking outside the fish pen
- Wed., 22 – Mary Leblanc in Canso
- Tue., 21 – Launching a class action suit against the Province and the Nova Scotia Home for Coloured Children
- Tue., 21 – Bolivia bound
- Tue., 21 – Joan Myette from West Chezetcook
- Mon., 20 – Say What: February 20th, 2012
- Mon., 20 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- Fri., 17 – Your weekend entertainment
- Fri., 17 – Fears of arson in Cape Breton
- Fri., 17 – Charlene de Conde in Shubenacadie
- Thu., 16 – Transit strike update
- Thu., 16 – Learning to live with celiac disease
- Thu., 16 – A new play explores some tough questions about the way we treat people with mental handicaps
- Thu., 16 – Dick Levy in Digby
- Wed., 15 – How did zebras get their stripes?
- Wed., 15 – Building toward the Seaport Market
- Wed., 15 – David Brown in Milford
- Tue., 14 – Port Report: February 14, 2012
- Tue., 14 – Laura Churchill Duke in Kentville
- Mon., 13 – Say What: February 13th
- Mon., 13 – Peggy Atkinson in Liverpool
- Fri., 10 – Get out and join in the fun!
- Fri., 10 – Paul Comeau in Clare
- Thu., 9 – The city's stance on strays
- Thu., 9 – David Tudor on Brier Island
- Wed., 8 – Judy Smiley in Sheet Harbour
- Tue., 7 – The strike rolls on
- Tue., 7 – Louise Lindsay in Shelburne
- Mon., 6 – NS has a new master plan for education
- Mon., 6 – Listen to this week's clip
- Mon., 6 – Barbara Feeney in Mahone Bay
- Fri., 3 – Don Munro joins us with the Newsquiz!
- Fri., 3 – Dwayne Provo in Lake Echo
- Fri., 3 – Enjoy the first weekend of February!
- Thu., 2 – Mary Willa Littler in Springhill
- Wed., 1 – Why does skin dry out in the winter?
- Wed., 1 – Science Corner: February 1st, 2012
- Wed., 1 – Claudia Tugwell in Wolfville
- January 2012
- Tue., 31 – NSCAD University is scrambling for a plan
- Tue., 31 – The Fire Marshall is making buildings safer
- Tue., 31 – Port Report: January 31st, 2012
- Tue., 31 – Elwin Hemphill in Pictou
- Mon., 30 – The role of buses in traffic incidents
- Mon., 30 – Jesse Hirsh: January 30th, 2012
- Mon., 30 – Say What: January 30th, 2012
- Mon., 30 – Hells Angel Jeffrey Lynds is dead.
- Mon., 30 – Sara Keddy in Berwick
- Fri., 27 – Brave the weather and get out this weekend!
- Fri., 27 – Gillian Crawford in River John
- Thu., 26 – A look back at a heroic doctor
- Thu., 26 – Ontario farmers urge caution on windmills
- Thu., 26 – Frank Hartman in Parrsboro
- Wed., 25 – Science Corner: January 25th, 2012
- Wed., 25 – A passion for Black History
- Wed., 25 – Laurent D'Entremont in West Pubnico
- Tue., 24 – At the table with the Prime Minister
- Tue., 24 – Honouring a great woman
- Tue., 24 – Left out in the cold: Part One
- Tue., 24 – Wanda MacLennan in Mount Uniacke
- Mon., 23 – Jesse Hirsh: January 23rd, 2012.
- Mon., 23 – A conversation with a panhandler in Halifax
- Mon., 23 – Say What: January 23rd, 2012
- Mon., 23 – Doreen Beaton in Port Hawkesbury
- Fri., 20 – Fast and frivolous fun on the Newsquiz
- Fri., 20 – 20 years of singing praise
- Fri., 20 – Weekend events Jan 20-23
- Fri., 20 – Laura Churchill Duke from Kentville
- Thu., 19 – Call of the Week Contest
- Thu., 19 – Exploring the cause and effect of lonliness
- Thu., 19 – Lisa Gleave from Windsor
- Wed., 18 – Science Corner: January 18th, 2012
- Wed., 18 – An internet strike against censorship
- Wed., 18 – Kevin Marzcak in Chester
- Tue., 17 – A penny for his thoughts
- Tue., 17 – Tax advice for ex-pat Americans
- Tue., 17 – Port Report: January 17th, 2012
- Tue., 17 – Janet Becigneul in Antigonish
- Mon., 16 – Jesse Hirsh: January 16th, 2012
- Mon., 16 – An urn for mother and the radio
- Mon., 16 – Say What: January 16th, 2012
- Mon., 16 – Turning the economic tide in Queen's County
- Mon., 16 – John Verlinden in Musquodoboit Harbour
- Fri., 13 – Stop complaining and step up
- Fri., 13 – Plenty to choose from this weekend!
- Fri., 13 – Anita MacLellan in Economy
- Thu., 12 – All is well with Angus L
- Thu., 12 – Jimmy Lefresne in Tatamagouche
- Wed., 11 – Voting in the recent Egyptian elections
- Wed., 11 – Science Corner: January 11th, 2011
- Wed., 11 – Paying a high price for having diabetes
- Wed., 11 – Survey Says
- Wed., 11 – Ken Langille in Yarmouth
- Wed., 11 – A business perspective on rising tuition
- Tue., 10 – A new phone scam is making the rounds
- Tue., 10 – Artifacts from the Titanic on auction
- Tue., 10 – Passionate about DIY Hockey rinks
- Tue., 10 – Linda Arsenault in New Glasgow
- Mon., 9 – Jesse Hirsh: January 9th, 2012
- Mon., 9 – Say What: January 9th, 2012
- Mon., 9 – Getting public transit back on the rails
- Mon., 9 – Digging deep into a mystery
- Fri., 6 – Enjoy the weekend!
- Fri., 6 – A rocking benefit for young mothers
- Fri., 6 – David Tudor on Brier Island
- Thu., 5 – Making a deal for New Page
- Thu., 5 – Patrick Hirtle in Bridgewater
- Thu., 5 – Converting an old church into a new home
- Wed., 4 – Why does the colour of sunsets vary?
- Wed., 4 – Not giving up on an empty school
- Wed., 4 – Bonnie Johnson in Middleton
- Tue., 3 – Say What: January 3rd, 2011
- Tue., 3 – Port Report: January 3rd, 2011
- Tue., 3 – Barbara Feeney in Mahone Bay
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