CBC's James Cudmore gives us an update on the question of Senator Mike Duffy's primary residence. We hear your thoughts on our interview with Human Resources Minister Diane Finley. And Former Prime Minister Kim Campbell takes your calls on how we should encourage more women to pursue politics.

Human Resources and Skills Development Minister Diane Finley tells us more about the federal government's integrity officers and EI reform. Barb Byers is the executive vice president of the Canadian Labour Congress. She takes your calls on how far employers should go to accommodate parents' child care needs. And, Jim O'Neil, a lawyer in Amherst, Nova Scotia, assures us he's alive after a viral rumour of his death.

Protests calling for a change to new EI rules continue in Shediac, New Brunswick. And federal Liberal and NDP politicians ask questions about how the government is handling EI fraud. A Nova Scotia man videotapes an amazing rescue by the Department of Natural Resources of a deer and a fawn on thin ice. And we hear your personal experiences and your solutions for the lack of affordable housing in the Maritimes.

New research finds your income level may affect whether or not you can access a doctor in Canada. We speak to the physician who did the study. We take your questions about birth order. And your thoughts on the fishing boat Miss Ally, and tea-drinking.

We hear from George Hopkins, the father of Joel Hopkins, one of the five missing fishermen on the Miss Ally. Your thoughts on the federal government's decision to make house visits to Canadians on EI. Philip Holmans is the owner of World Tea House in Halifax. He takes your calls on your favourite cup of tea. And we hear some of your thoughts on what NS should do with surplus medical supplies purchased for a potential SARS outbreak ten years ago.

The federal government is sending fifty officers to 1,200 Canadians on EI to make sure they're following the rules. We talk to an NDP MP in New Brunswick who's critical of these house visits. Chef Craig Flinn takes your calls about guilty pleasures when it comes to food. And we find out what Nova Scotia is planning to do with medical supplies purchased for a potential SARS outbreak ten years ago.

The families of the fishermen who were on the Miss Ally off Nova Scotia are demanding a search of the hull before it sinks. Your questions on indoor air quality. Plus, your feedback on whether having bigger families is a good idea.