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Afghanistan:Noble Fight or Lost Cause?
This week in Halifax, Andrew Coyne and Paul Wells from Maclean's magazine joined a panel of experts in debating the question, "Afghanstan: Noble Fight or Lost Cause." Maritime Magazine was there and brings you excerpts from the conversation. For the complete discussion visit CPAC.Ca.
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Remembering Joan Orenstein
This week on Maritime Magazine, paying tribute to one of the region's great artists, actor Joan Orenstein.
We also play some of your calls and letters, from our stories about the beagles at the Atlantic Veterinary College, and a new campaign to support breastfeeding moms.
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The Water-Witcher (Nov. 01, 2009)
Water is something we take for granted, right?It's cheap and plentiful in this part of the world. But we also know how easily it can disappear...through climate change or other environmental disasters.
During the last several years a few dozen families living in Penobsquis,near Sussex,New Brunswick got a taste of what's it like to lose their water. At the same time - in a curious, backhanded way - water is also at the heart of a major economic boom in Sussex. Connell Smith explains.
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tells stories about issues and people throughout the region. We present documentaries prepared by Maritime journalists that take a thoughtful approach to the changes going on in our region. We talk about the things that pull us together as a region - and sometimes tear us apart!