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Maritime Noon | Feb 25, 2013 | 53:08

Woods Harbour Grieves, EI Feedback, Your Favourite Cup of Tea, SARS Supplies Feedback.

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.

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Maritime Noon - Hockey Coaches Fight, Keeping Score, Rita MacNeil TributeMay 7, 2013 | 53:03Maritime Noon Hockey Coaches Fight, Keeping Score, Rita MacNeil Tribute Audio
Maritime Noon Hockey Coaches Fight, Keeping Score, Rita MacNeil Tribute May 7, 2013 | 53:03Two minor hockey coaches have been disciplined by Hockey Nova Scotia for fighting during a game. Your calls on whether we should keep score in kids' sports. Plus, some of last night's tribute concert for the late Rita MacNeil.
Maritime Noon - Maritimer Dies in Toronto Marathon, Teen and Parent Communication, Compost QuestionsMay 6, 2013 | 53:06Maritime Noon Maritimer Dies in Toronto Marathon, Teen and Parent Communication, Compost Questions Audio
Maritime Noon Maritimer Dies in Toronto Marathon, Teen and Parent Communication, Compost Questions May 6, 2013 | 53:06We hear from a family friend of the young Cape Breton woman who died in this weekend's Toronto Goodlife Marathon. Canadian parents rank near the bottom in a survey on parent-teen relationships. Plus, your questions on compost.
Maritime Noon - Foreign Worker Snag, Sex Offender Protest, Gardening, More Dog Poo FeedbackMay 3, 2013 | 53:02Maritime Noon Foreign Worker Snag, Sex Offender Protest, Gardening, More Dog Poo Feedback Audio
Maritime Noon Foreign Worker Snag, Sex Offender Protest, Gardening, More Dog Poo Feedback May 3, 2013 | 53:02A fish processor on PEI says Ottawa's new rules for foreign workers will hurt business. People in Saint John protest over the release of sex offenders in the community. We speak to a forensic psychology professor about laws that allow sex offenders to be
Maritime Noon - Lobster Stunner, Living Shorelines, Sticky Money, Cigarette and Dog Droppings FeedbackMay 2, 2013 | 52:41Maritime Noon Lobster Stunner, Living Shorelines, Sticky Money, Cigarette and Dog Droppings Feedback Audio
Maritime Noon Lobster Stunner, Living Shorelines, Sticky Money, Cigarette and Dog Droppings Feedback May 2, 2013 | 52:41Growing concern in Europe about how lobsters are cooked inspires a Charlottetown company to produce a lobster-stunning machine. We speak to the producer, and to a representative from an animal rights group in Germany. We take your questions about living s
Maritime Noon - Cigarette Ruling, Involuntary Treatment for Mental IllnessMay 1, 2013 | 53:01Maritime Noon Cigarette Ruling, Involuntary Treatment for Mental Illness Audio
Maritime Noon Cigarette Ruling, Involuntary Treatment for Mental Illness May 1, 2013 | 53:01The Nova Scotia owner of a tobacco shop loses his fight to openly display tobacco products in his store. And we ask: should people who are mentally ill have the right to reject treatment.
Maritime Noon - Foreign Worker Changes, Students Leaving NB, Drunk Mom, Coke Campaign, Cheese FeedbackApr 30, 2013 | 52:47Maritime Noon Foreign Worker Changes, Students Leaving NB, Drunk Mom, Coke Campaign, Cheese Feedback Audio
Maritime Noon Foreign Worker Changes, Students Leaving NB, Drunk Mom, Coke Campaign, Cheese Feedback Apr 30, 2013 | 52:47The federal government announces changes to the temporary foreign worker program. We find out how it will affect some employers in the Maritimes. We speak to the organizer of a job fair inviting Maritimers out west. And thousands of high school students i
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Maritime Noon Dog Doo Discarded, Automotive Advice, Liver Transplant Feedback Apr 29, 2013 | 52:42A Fredericton woman is photographing dog doo bags dropped and left behind by dog walkers, hoping they'll be embarrassed and clean up their act. Doug Bethune takes questions about your car. And your thoughts on age as a factor for transplant recipients.
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