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  • Special Programming: Teddy Katz profiles 3 female Olympians - Mon, May 21st
  • Saving our Lighthouses w/ Barry MacDonald - Tue, May 22nd
  • Veterinarian Dr. Eric Carnegy - Wed, May 23rd
  • IQ w/ Mindy Kornhaber - Thurs, May 24th
  • Sunday Drives w/ Clary Croft - Fri, May 25th
  • Chef Craig Flinn - Thurs, June 7th
  • Paint Expert Jim White - Mon, June 11th
  • Science Qs w/ Mary Anne White - Thurs, June 14th
  • Automotive Expert Doug Bethune - Mon, June 18th
  • Wildlife Biologist Bob Bancroft - Mon, June 25th

Categories: Episode Update

Friday May 18, 2012

EI for Seasonal Workers, Gardening Qs, Depression Feedback

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Conservative MP Scott Armstrong on the impact of EI changes on seasonal workers. Marjorie Willison answers your gardening questions. Plus, more of your stories about battling workplace depression....

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Thursday May 17, 2012

Kirwan Murder Charge, Oil Refinery Sale, Workplace Depression, Feedback

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A convicted killer is charged with murdering a 19-year-old from New Glasgow, NS. Imperial Oil puts the Dartmouth oil refinery up for sale. Journalist Jan Wong on workplace depression. Plus your feedback on EI changes....

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Wednesday May 16, 2012

EI Changes and Joint Replacements

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Your thoughts on upcoming changes to Employment Insurance, and the federal finance minister's suggestion that there's no such thing as a bad job. Plus, an orthopedic surgeon takes your questions about knee and hip replacements....

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Tuesday May 15, 2012

Family History Conference - NS

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Genealogist Terry Punch recommends a conference in NS in June... find out more.

Tuesday May 15, 2012

Statutory Holiday Legislation, Genealogy Qs, Homophobia

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Retailers fight federal legislation that gives workers Monday off instead of Canada Day Sunday. Genealogist Terry Punch helps you trace your family tree. Plus, speaking out against homophobia....

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Monday May 14, 2012

Free Ferry Plebiscite, Your Dog Behaviour Qs

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Grand Manan residents debate whether to push the province for free ferry service. Plus, our dog behaviour expert answers your questions....

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Friday May 11, 2012

Tourism, Bike Maintenance and Open City

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Tourism ministers from across Canada are meeting in Saint John: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI's tourism ministers join us for a chat. How to get your bike in tip top shape this spring. And Halifax hosts the first ever...

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Thursday May 10, 2012

Crime Legislation, Ecoholic Body and Feedback

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The federal government's get-tough on crime agenda is causing real problems for a Nova Scotia man trying to rebuild his life. The author of "Ecoholic Body" takes your calls. And feedback on vandalism....

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Wednesday May 9, 2012

New Cancer Stats, Feedback, Vandalism phone-in and Westray Anniversary

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Death rates are down for the 4 main cancers in the country but numbers are still proportionally high in the Maritimes. Feedback on pensions for mill workers and Liberal/NDP merger. How vandalism affects us all and what can be done....

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Tuesday May 8, 2012

Changing Pension Legislation, Liberal/NDP Merger and the Lusitania

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The Nova Scotia government plans to bring in a law aimed at helping former paper plant workers in Port Hawkesbury. The bill is modelled after a similar law in New Brunswick. Should the left unite in Ottawa? Scott Brison and...

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