Mark It On The Calendar...
- Home Renos w/ Eric Tusz-King & Alan Keating - Fri, Oct. 4
- Marketing Politics w/ Susan Delacourt - Mon, Oct. 7
- Archaeology w/ Jonathan Fowler & David Black - Tues, Oct. 8
- Tax & Waste - Wed, Oct. 9
- Phone Etiquette - Thurs, Oct. 10
- Gardening w/ Marjorie Willison - Fri, Oct. 11
- Automotive Expert Doug Bethune - Tues. Oct. 15
- Genetic Testing & Breast Reconstruction - Wed, Oct. 16
- Kids & Allowance w/ Gordon Pape & Deborah Kerbel - Thurs, Oct. 17
- Backyard Composting w/ Paul Arnold - Fri, Oct. 18
- Paint Expert Jim White - Mon, Oct. 21
- Veterinarian Dr. Eric Carnegy - Tues, Oct. 22
- Pushing Our Kids - Wed, Oct. 23
- Chef Craig Flinn - Fri, Oct. 25
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Thursday October 3, 2013
Veteran Protest, Smartphone Apps, Rare PEI Coin
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Veterans protest the proposed closure of Veterans Affairs offices. Your feedback on a gender-neutral anthem. Recommendations for great smartphone apps. An auctioneer discusses a rare PEI coin called the Holey Dollar. Details on Charlottetown's "Before I Die" chalkboard. Plus, some final thoughts on whether a former fiancee should have to return the ring.
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(runs 53:14)
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Wednesday October 2, 2013
Gender-Neutral Anthem, Engagement Ring Court Case
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We hear from a member of a group of prominent Canadian women who are calling on the government to make the national anthem gender-neutral. Your feedback on cats killing birds. Plus, does a broken engagement mean you have to return the ring?
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Tuesday October 1, 2013
Bird Kills, Fred Walsh, Green Glow
Posted by Carmen Klassen
New research from Environment Canada says cats are killing off millions of birds in Canada every year. Plumbing expert Fred Walsh takes your questions. And a park interpreter in New Brunswick captures the attention of NASA scientists with a time-lapse video he took.
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(runs 52:55)
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Monday September 30, 2013
Sexual Abuse Case, Chimney Sweep Qs
Posted by Carmen Klassen
Private Investigators reveal new details in a decades-old sexual abuse case involving a former SJ police officer. We hear from Moncton's "Park Golfer" just before the RCMP take him into police custody. A professional chimney sweep answers your questions about chimney maintenance and repair. Plus, more of your thoughts on getting fired for posting on twitter and facebook.
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(runs 52:58)
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Friday September 27, 2013
Climate Change, Silvia Jay, Landlord Rights Feedback
Posted by Carmen Klassen
Leading climate scientists from around the world release a new report warning of the continuing effects of climate change. Dog behaviour expert Silvia Jay answers questions about your dog.
And your thoughts on whether landlords need more protection.
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Thursday September 26, 2013
Rent Control, Landlords Rights, Assisted Suicide Feedback
Posted by Carmen Klassen
ACORN - an advocacy group - is calling for a return to rent control in Nova Scotia. We ask: Do landlords need more protection from bad tenants? And your thoughts on legalizing assisted suicide in Canada.
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(runs 53:05)
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Wednesday September 25, 2013
Assisted Suicide, Social Media and Firing, Golf Rage Feedback
Posted by Carmen Klassen
A prominent doctor who died from a brain tumour leaves behind a video appeal, asking Canada to allow assisted suicide. A Dalhousie University professor of health law and ethics responds. We ask: Is it fair to fire someone because of comments made on their personal social media accounts? And your thoughts on golfing in public parks.
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(runs 53:04)
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Tuesday September 24, 2013
Golf Rage, Mould, Landlord and Nickname Feedback
Posted by Carmen Klassen
A Moncton man ends up with a broken arm and tooth after a dispute over golfing in a city park.We take your questions on how to prevent - and get rid of - mould. And your thoughts on landlords' rights, and the nicknames people use to describe where they're from.
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Monday September 23, 2013
Deck Safety, Genealogist Terry Punch
Posted by Carmen Klassen
A registered home inspector on how to ensure your deck is safe after a deck collapse insjured 15 people in Dartmouth. Your thoughts on more protection for landlords. Terry Punch takes your questions about tracing your family tree. Plus, a final word on new citizens pledging a madatory oath to the Queen.
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(runs 53:11)
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Friday September 20, 2013
Trashed House, Bystander Culture, Fake Credential Feedback, Airline Feedback, Pension Feedback, Cougar Call
Posted by Carmen Klassen
A woman on PEI asks for help after her home was trashed by tenants. We ask: have you intervened to stop sexual violence? And your thoughts on fake academic credentials, air passenger rights, NB pensions, and cougar sightings.
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(runs 52:56)
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