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Maritime Noon | Feb 15, 2013 | 52:49

NB Shale Gas Regulations, Legalizing Drugs, Meteor Hit

New Brunswick unveils new rules to regulate fracking. The president of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition takes your calls as we ask: should drugs be legalized? And a meteor explodes over Russia, injuring hundreds of people. We speak to an astronomer about meteors.

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Maritime Noon - Solving the Teacher GlutJun 5, 2013 | 6:15Maritime Noon Solving the Teacher Glut Audio
Maritime Noon Solving the Teacher Glut Jun 5, 2013 | 6:15Ontario will cut the number of teachers it trains in half. Norma Lee MacLeod asks, would that work here?
Maritime Noon - Teacher Glut, Wildlife Expert, Farm Funding Feedback, Rollingdam UpdateJun 5, 2013 | 53:11Maritime Noon Teacher Glut, Wildlife Expert, Farm Funding Feedback, Rollingdam Update Audio
Maritime Noon Teacher Glut, Wildlife Expert, Farm Funding Feedback, Rollingdam Update Jun 5, 2013 | 53:11Ontario is set to cut the number of teachers they train in half to ease the numbers of unemployed teachers. We speak to an education professor about why the strategy didn't work in Nova Scotia. Bob Bancroft takes your questions and stories about wildlife.
Maritime Noon - A PEI family turns to the internet to save their farm.Jun 4, 2013 | 5:24Maritime Noon A PEI family turns to the internet to save their farm. Audio
Maritime Noon A PEI family turns to the internet to save their farm. Jun 4, 2013 | 5:24Norma Lee MacLeod speaks to potato farmers David and Brian Best.
Maritime Noon - Farm Funding, Exam Exemptions, Town Name Change, Cell Phone FeedbackJun 4, 2013 | 53:10Maritime Noon Farm Funding, Exam Exemptions, Town Name Change, Cell Phone Feedback Audio
Maritime Noon Farm Funding, Exam Exemptions, Town Name Change, Cell Phone Feedback Jun 4, 2013 | 53:10A PEI family tries crowdsourcing to save their potato farm. We ask: should high schools allow exam exemptions for students? People in a New Brunswick town fight to have the spelling of their town's name corrected. And your thoughts on new rules for cell p
Maritime Noon - Town Fights For Name CorrectionJun 4, 2013 | 6:56Maritime Noon Town Fights For Name Correction Audio
Maritime Noon Town Fights For Name Correction Jun 4, 2013 | 6:56Cindy Ferriere of Rollingdam, New Brunswick tells Norma Lee MacLeod about their struggle to have the town's name corrected to its original form -- Rolling Dam
Maritime Noon - CRTC announces new code of conduct for cell phone companies.Jun 3, 2013 | 6:02Maritime Noon CRTC announces new code of conduct for cell phone companies. Audio
Maritime Noon CRTC announces new code of conduct for cell phone companies. Jun 3, 2013 | 6:02Norma Lee MacLeod speaks to the man who hears cell phone complaints from Canadians.
Maritime Noon - Twister in New Brunswick?, Cell Phone Rules, GenealogyJun 3, 2013 | 52:40Maritime Noon Twister in New Brunswick?, Cell Phone Rules, Genealogy Audio
Maritime Noon Twister in New Brunswick?, Cell Phone Rules, Genealogy Jun 3, 2013 | 52:40Residents of Napan, New Brunswick experience a strange wind event that levels trees, destroys barns, and moves a mini-home off of its foundation. The CRTC announces a new code of conduct for wireless companies. Genealogist Terry Punch takes questions abou
Maritime Noon - NS Woman asks for a locked mailbox, but Canada Post says "No"May 31, 2013 | 8:37Maritime Noon NS Woman asks for a locked mailbox, but Canada Post says "No" Audio
Maritime Noon NS Woman asks for a locked mailbox, but Canada Post says "No" May 31, 2013 | 8:37Lorraine MacPherson tells Norma Lee MacLeod how her mail box has been vandalized, and her mail stolen, but she can't get a free, secure mailbox from Canada Post -- even though her neighbours qualify.
Maritime Noon - Mailbox Complaint, Gardening, Scandal And Returned Money FeedbackMay 31, 2013 | 52:40Maritime Noon Mailbox Complaint, Gardening, Scandal And Returned Money Feedback Audio
Maritime Noon Mailbox Complaint, Gardening, Scandal And Returned Money Feedback May 31, 2013 | 52:40A Nova Scotia woman asks Canada Post for a locked, secure mailbox to curb mail theft and vandalism, but Canada Post says she has to pay for that -- even though her neighbours get the service for free. Marjorie Willison takes your gardening questions. And
Maritime Noon - Politicians and Scandal, Painting Advice, $5000 ReturnedMay 30, 2013 | 52:58Maritime Noon Politicians and Scandal, Painting Advice, $5000 Returned Audio
Maritime Noon Politicians and Scandal, Painting Advice, $5000 Returned May 30, 2013 | 52:58The resignation of Nova Scotia Liberal MLA Manning MacDonald is the latest in a string of political scandals. Globe and Mail writer Jane Taber puts it in context. Paint expert Jim White takes your questions. And a Fredericton restaurant owner loses $5000
Maritime Noon - Snook Pleas, Investigator, Olympic Sport, Air Canada FeedbackMay 29, 2013 | 53:13Maritime Noon Snook Pleas, Investigator, Olympic Sport, Air Canada Feedback Audio
Maritime Noon Snook Pleas, Investigator, Olympic Sport, Air Canada Feedback May 29, 2013 | 53:13Former Saint John city councillor and youth minister pleads guilty to 46 charges involving child exploitation. We speak to the Toronto police detective whose investigation led to Snook's arrest. We ask: Which sports should be included in the Olympics? An
Maritime Noon - Former Saint John city councillor and youth pastor Donnie Snook pleads guiltyMay 29, 2013 | 14:57Maritime Noon Former Saint John city councillor and youth pastor Donnie Snook pleads guilty Audio
Maritime Noon Former Saint John city councillor and youth pastor Donnie Snook pleads guilty May 29, 2013 | 14:57CBC's Rachel Cave was in court this morning when Snook pleaded guilty to 46 charges involving child exploitation. Norma Lee MacLeod also speaks to the detective whose investigation led to Snook's arrest.
Maritime Noon - Flight Bumping Victory, Stuck Boats, Local Produce, Booze In Stores FeedbackMay 28, 2013 | 53:04Maritime Noon Flight Bumping Victory, Stuck Boats, Local Produce, Booze In Stores Feedback Audio
Maritime Noon Flight Bumping Victory, Stuck Boats, Local Produce, Booze In Stores Feedback May 28, 2013 | 53:04A Halifax air passenger advocate is fighting for more compensation for people who get bumped from Air Canada flights. We speak to one of the fishermen who was stuck on a sandbar in Tabusintac, New Brunswick --- the same sandbar where 3 fisherman died nine
Maritime Noon - A victory for airline passengers who get bumped from Air Canada flightsMay 28, 2013 | 5:19Maritime Noon A victory for airline passengers who get bumped from Air Canada flights Audio
Maritime Noon A victory for airline passengers who get bumped from Air Canada flights May 28, 2013 | 5:19Halifax air passenger rights advocate, Gabor Lukacs, tells Norma Lee MacLeod what prompted his complaint to the Canadian Transportation Agency, and what he thinks is fair compensation for people who get bumped from oversold flights.
Maritime Noon - Orichefsky/Impaired Driver, Illegal Dumping, Automotive AdviceMay 27, 2013 | 59:15Maritime Noon Orichefsky/Impaired Driver, Illegal Dumping, Automotive Advice Audio
Maritime Noon Orichefsky/Impaired Driver, Illegal Dumping, Automotive Advice May 27, 2013 | 59:15The Dartmouth mother of two teenage girls killed by an impaired driver 18 years ago learns that same driver has just been charged for refusing a breathalyzer test. A Saint John city councillor proposes hidden cameras to curb illegal dumping. Doug Bethune

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