Every week the Your Voice team asks you for opinions, ideas, photos and videos. Here are your top submissions from this week.

1. Parts of New Brunswick were buried in snow earlier this week as the province was hit with a massive snow storm.

Several communities received upwards of 60 centimetres of snow fall!

Many residents sent in photos of the storm, have a look to see some of the snowy aftermath.

This week's most commented stories covered tragedy, crime and punishment.

You had a lot to say on everything from the painful struggles of two lost skiers to survive, to the government's new anti-gang legislation.

Here are your top five most recommended comments from the week.

The bald eagle is Canada's largest bird of prey, and a majestic sight when spotted.

A couple of our readers were lucky enough to spot the exclusively North American eagle in their neighbourhoods.

Check out these great photos.

Winter doesn't seem to be letting go its icy grip anytime soon, but that's no reason not to enjoy what nature has to offer. After all, what's ice hockey without the ice?

A couple of brave Canadians sent us these photos showing that it is possible to enjoy the snow.

New Brunswickers are continuing to shovel out from a massive overnight snowstorm that has dumped as much as 35 centimetres in parts of the province, causing power outages and plows to be pulled off the roads.

Along with the 15 to 35 centimetres of snow being reported around the province, there are wind gusts of 50 to 90 km/h.

New Brunswick residents sent in some photos of the storm's aftermath.

No surprise that the most commented story this week was U.S. President Barack Obama's visit to Canada.

Over 1100 readers were compelled to share their thoughts on the day.

Here are your top five most recommended comments from the week.

Canadians gathered in Ottawa and watched from across the country as the new U.S. President made his first State visit to Canada.

It was an opportunity for Harper and Obama to begin a positive working relationship between the two countries. It was also a day filled with great moments, beaver tails and Canadian cookies.

Thank you for joining us today in our Live blog event: Obama's visit to Canada . We had over 16, 000 readers join us from Canada and beyond. Hundreds of comments were posted as well as photos, videos and polls.

If you have anything to add or if you witnessed breaking news today, send it to us at cbcnews.ca/submit

We look forward to hosting more live events in the future!

In anticipation of U.S. President Obama's visit to Ottawa on Thurs. Feb.19, we invited Ottawa National affairs editor Chris Hall to take your questions.

It was a chance to interact directly with our correspondent live and to ask questions on tomorrow's agenda. We also featured your videos, comments and messages for the President.

You had some great questions and over 300 readers joined the conversation!

Check it out and replay the whole chat.

Don't forget to join us live tomorrow, as we blog the Obama visit. Visit our page now to sign up for an email reminder.

Send us your photos, messages and video for tomorrow's chat.

Though it wasn't a national holiday, on Monday, February 16 four provinces got to enjoy a much-needed day off.

For Kathleen Bryant this meant enjoying the last day of the Bon Soo Winter Carnival in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

She sent us this great photo of her sister and three-year-old nephew sliding in the snow.