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Autumn concert

A clarinetist from Venezuela and a Moncton pianist join forces for a classical music concert with the accent on autumnal music.

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Going it alone

Dan Noel offers financial advice to a single parent.

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Showing the way

The CEO of Kingston General Hospital heads to N.B. to explain how it's turned patients into health-care partners.

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Balletic return

Atlantic Ballet Theatre's "Ghosts of Violence" returns to the stage.

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UdeM's golden handshake

A student representative weighs in on former president Yvon Fontaine's retirement package.

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Warden testifies

National reporter Lorenda Reddekopp on the latest testimony at the inquest into Ashley Smith's death.

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Fracking face-off

Elsipogtog serves SWN Resources Canada with an eviction notice.

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Mystery glow

There's a mystery at Hopewell Rocks. NASA is helping to get to the bottom of peculiar glow in the sky captured on video one night by Kevin Snair.

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Shale stand-off

CBC reporter Jennifer Choi reports on the latest confrontation between protesters, SWN Resources and the province.

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The question is academic

For two decades Louis LaPierre was the go-to expert for governments wanting an environmental review. But was he doing the basic scientific research expected of a professor? Jacques Poitras has that story.

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Bear kills zoo deer

Magnetic Hill Zoo manager Bruce Dougan says a wild two-year-old bear gained access to the zoo and killed a rare Asian deer. The bear was later put down.

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Credentials crisis

Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah talks about fudging resumé facts.

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Prairie patient progress

Does Saskatchewan have lessons on patient engagement that NB should heed?

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Drug hopes dashed

The head of the Canadian Arthritis Patient Alliance is disappointed that NB appears to be sidelining plans for a catastrophic drug plan.

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Who issued orders?

National CBC reporter Lorenda Reddekopp brings us the latest on the Ashley Smith inquest.

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Button talks altruism

Marshall Button has new insights in the charity and volunteer world after becoming the United Way Chairman in Moncton.

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Making ends meet

Personal finance watcher Dan Noel takes on the case of a woman in her early 50s who has limited retirement funds and only has a part time job.

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TB in their midst

We'll hear how students and staff at UdeM and are dealing with news that one student has tuberculosis.

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Vive la vodka

Marc LeBlanc's Port Royal distillery is the producer of a brand-new, made-in-Moncton vodka.

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Local lunch

In the first edition of our series on local food, Tori Weldon checks out the new menu at Sainte-Bernadette School in Moncton.

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Droppings dilemma

City of Moncton turns to 'the Goosinator' to tackle a dirty problem.

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Gym owner apologizes

Darrin Gray says he is sorry for turning away a war vet and his service dog last week.

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Flemming unveils vision for health

NB's health minister reveals a new five-year plan to cut spending and "put patients first".

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Golf rage

A Moncton man says he was assaulted after confronting a golfer at a city park.

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Intern-al discussion

HR specialist Tina Smith weighs in on internships: valuable experience or exploitation?

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Theberge addresses controversy

UdeM president Raymond Theberge talks about how Louis Lapierre's false credentials has affected the university.

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LaPierre fallout

A MUN biology professor is concerned about the "systemic problem" with environmental assessment this case reveals.

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Carpenter's highs and lows

Developer Richard Carpenter - feted for his role restoring the Capitol vows to bounce back from Industrial Rail's bankruptcy.

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200 years of fashion

Inga Hansen of Keillor House Museum shows one of the dresses spanning 200 years of clothing styles that will be shown on the catwalk Sunday evening at Tantramar Regional High School in Sackville..

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Digging yourself out of debt

Personal finance watcher Dan Noel says living debt-free should start your student loan.

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Highfield Square no loss

A noted architect pans the idea of saving the facade of the Highfield Square mall in Moncton.

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LaPierre admits "misrepresentation"

Robert Jones talks about Louis LaPierre's decision to resign from government and UdeM posts.

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Game on

Hamilton Ti-Cat Dave "Sticky" Stala looks forward to the CFL match in Moncton against Montreal.

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Songbirds Silenced

An estimated 7,500 migrating birds flew into the gas flare and fell from the skies at the Canaport gas plant.

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Buddying up to the bore

Moncton city council is embracing the restoration of the Petitcodiac River and hoping for another summer like 2013.

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Man alleges racism

Turkish immigrant Erkan Demir says he was the target of slurs and insults while working in Moncton.

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Smith Inquest continues

The federal deputy minister with Public Safety Canada talks about what that department has learned so far.

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When workers give up

Pierre Battah talks the importance of empathy and the impact losing it has on service.

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Downtown vs. The 'Burbs

An urban planning professor says the two need not compete in Moncton.

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Shoe-in

Havelock's Aaron Steeves will be putting his best horseshoe forward at an international competition of farriers.

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The World According to Marshall

Columnist Marshall Button gets his introduction to the world of foreign exchange students.

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Running for research

The 32nd annual Terry Fox Run happens in Moncton this weekend.

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Credential controversy

Premier David Alward wades into the controversy surrounding Universite de Moncton professor Louis Lapierre's academic credentials.

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For art's sake

The city's Brenda Orr and Roxanne Richard make a pitch for artists to submit proposals to create and install artwork at Moncton's Resurgo Place.

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Set for life

Dan Noel's first case study of the year is a young man who has his priorities straight.

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Public display of affection

A mother talks about why she's drawn to a Love Lock Fence on St. George Street.

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Muskoka to Miramichi

Glenn and Elizabeth Copeland moved halfway across country to set up a school for performing and theatre arts in Miramichi.

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Ready to Rumble

Moncton Wildcats coach Darren Rumble and team captain Ryan Penny talk about the season ahead.

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Academic credibility critical

With questions about Louis LaPierre's graduate degrees, an expert explains why academic credibility matters.

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Keeping household order

Professional organizer Kim Eagles shares tips to streamline your back-to-school routine.

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Moncton versus Halifax?

CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon says the cities will have to work together to land an Atlantic team.

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Big Ideas

Pierre Battah's advice on how to inspire creativity in the workplace.

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Smith inquiry resumes

Smith family lawyer Julian Roy projects what's ahead in the probe into the death of Moncton teen Ashley Smith.

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Lobster lobbying

The Lobster Council of Canada says the industry needs a marketing campaign to compete with a similar campaign south of the border.

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Alberta Bound

Jennifer Choi talks to some of the ever-increasing number of New Brunswickers commuting to work in Alberta.

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Frozen franchise

Carol Wirsz and Jeff Zacharias talked about the spectacular growth of a Moncton-based frozen yogurt chain.

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Mindless spending

Dan Noel puts some thought into impulse buying.

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Broadcast brawl

A YouTube video of downtown Moncton after hours has councillor Dawn Arnold concerned.

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Benefit for Barachois

Roger Lord talks about his fundraising concert for the historic Barachois church.

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Artistic transformation

Former ballet dancer Sasha Onyshchenko transitions from the world of pointe shoes to pointing a camera lens.

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NS studies shale

David Wheeler talks about the independent review underway on the effects of fracking which he will lead

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Hospital fallout

Horizon Health officials are trying to reassure patients the Miramichi Hospital is safe.

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Snook sentencing

Neville Crabbe details Donnie Snook's pattern of abuse and the missed chances to stop the pedophile.

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Tax relief for students

Personal finance columnist Dan Noel looks at tax deductions for students

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New School

Rebecca Bulmer talks about her alternate school for kids with learning disabilities in Moncton.

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Patients exposed

Horizon Health warns almost 25-hundred women they may have been exposed to unsterilized equipment.

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Transpo in transit

The senior transit planner with Codiac Transpo details some of the changes taking effect Sept. 1

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Hearing for Egyptian detainees

Cecilia Greyson updates the story of her brother John Greyson and Bathurst-raised Tarek Loubani

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Back to school lunches

Guest host Khalil Ahktar, who also contributes a weekly food column to the show, talked with cookbook author and newspaper columnist Aurelie Paré about ideas for preparing healthy and desireable school lunches. (Myklr photo)

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Bear-ly legal

A bear safari business in Kent County has some authorities apprehensive, but it breaks no laws.

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Tutor program saved

YMCA's youth tutor program in Moncton lives....for now.

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Corn Hill Chronicles, Aug. 26

Bob O gets poetic.

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Spilling secrets

Pierre Battah talks about the dos and don'ts of whistle-blowing.

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Sappyfest sapped?

The Sackville indie music fest rallies to renew itself and pay off debts.

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Volunteer fatigue

St. John Ambulance volunteers will no longer be at Moncton events.

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Irving rail deal?

Connell Smith on speculation that JD Irving is a potential buyer for the deeply troubled Montreal Maine and Atlantic Railway.

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PGI $$ down

The Peter Gzowski Invitational may be on the move after the Moncton event raises fewer funds.

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Fisher to platter

A fresh take on getting lobster to the consumer.

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RRSP turnover

Dan Noel talks about options on turning your RRSP into a paycheque.

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Apartment glut

A renters' market in Moncton means building owners offering incentives.

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Illegal pet crackdown

Brigitte Noel's special report on the fallout from the Campbellton tragedy.

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Hogweed or Ivy?

A botanist leads us out of the weeds.

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Getting her G.E.D.

PGI guest speaker Sandra Burke shares her inspiring tale.

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Scholastic shopping

Some schools in Moncton are doing school supply shopping for parents.

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Hogweed alert

A Moncton mother is sounding the alarm after her boy was exposed to the noxious weed.

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Concern for Loubani

The latest on a former New Brunswicker who was arrested in Cairo last week.

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Corn Hill Chronicles, Aug. 19

Bob O.'s best day ever. Or at least it seemed like it.

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Time management

Guest columnist Tina Smith has strategies to get 'er done.

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Downtown lobby

An update on Downtown Moncton Inc's billboard campaign for an entertainment centre.

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Kaldor on call

A Peter Gzowski favourite performs at a Moncton soiree that honours his name and his literacy legacy.

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High strings

Dieppe International Kite Fliers festival participants Clifford Quinn and Axel Kostros talk about the finer points of their pursuit.

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Assembly raises concerns

Mi'kmaq Assembly co-chair Chief George Ginnish talks about the Saint John port expansion.

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Curlers learn from local champions

Russ Howard and Grant Odishaw talk about a development camp underway in Moncton for young curlers.

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Collecting history

An American writer wants to hear Moncton memories of working at the Eaton's catalogue building for his new book.

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Gimme a (charitable) break

Personal finance watcher Dan Noel explains why this is a great year to give to charity.

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Use it or lose it.

Maritime Bus expands service to northern New Brunswick on a trial basis.

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Hard-Knock Annie

Margaret Torrance, centre, sprained an ankle but the show went on in Sackville for the Will O The Wisp theatre production of "Annie". She also made it to our CBC Studio flanked by co-directors Marilla (left) and Charlotte Steuter-Martin. There are four mo

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'Skeeter woes

A biology professor explains the recent mosquito invasion in Moncton.

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Reptile Ocean employee speaks

New details emerge about how a python escaped its enclosure above the Reptile Ocean pet store in Campbellton.

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Cyber Scan-ning

The director of a new investigative unit in N.S. explains how his team will work to stop online bullying.

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Close Call

An incident at Magic Mountain this week illustrates just how quickly a child can get into trouble in the water.

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Corn Hill Chronicles, Aug. 12

Bob O. takes to the pruning shears.

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First-day jitters

Guest workplace columnist Tina Smith has some tips for employees and bosses on that important first day at a new job.

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Barthe boys farewell

Sounds from the weekend funeral in Campbellton.

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Stopping cyberbullies

ustice Minister Marie-Claude Blais about New Brunswick's plans on the heels of tough new legislation in Nova Scotia.

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Have your say

Riverview is considering plans for a new multi-purpose community centre. Town councillor Tom Toner talks to Vanessa about how citizens can give their input.

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Lucien a cappella

NB's blue-collar philosopher updates The Lumberman's Alphabet song.

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Dulse de key?

A listener writes "We Got Dulse" and proposes it as NB's musical anthem. What do you think?

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Living longer

Personal finance watcher Dan Noel looks at the money effects of living longer.

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Campbellton mourns

A former Repile Ocean employee speaks; the city holds a vigil for the Barthe boys.

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For wee ones, too

Melanie Ross Breen talks about the Miramichi Folksong Festival's special emphasis on fostering performances by children during the weeklong event.

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On the scene

CBC's Michael Dick describes apparent effort by authorities to remove animals from Reptile Ocean in Campbellton.

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Snake risks

The World Society for the Protection of Animals Canada weighs in on the Campbellton tragedy.

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Campbellton mourns boys reportedly killed by python

The young boys who police say were killed during a python attack in New Brunswick have been identified as two brothers aged five and seven, sources confirmed to CBC News. Authorities say autopsies are scheduled for today, hoping to shed light into the inc

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Corn Hill Chronicles, Aug. 6

Despite bad signs everywhere, Bob Osborne opts for optimism and hope.

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End of the pool

The city's Jocelyn Cohoon explains why Moncton is closing it's last outdoor pool.

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Campbellton tragedy

The RCMP and Campbellton's deputy mayor talk about a python attack that left two boys dead.

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Terry Trek

Two Mt. A students prepare for a mountainous Terry Fox journey to benefit cancer research.

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NB's "reel" anthem? (Part 3)

Michael Richard LeBlanc's three-part series on the fiddle tune that's vibrating the province's identity chord.

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NB's "reel" anthem? (Part 2)

Michael Richard LeBlanc's three-part series on the fiddle tune that's vibrating the province's identity chord.

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NB's "reel" anthem? (Part 1)

Michael Richard LeBlanc's three-part series on the fiddle tune that's vibrating the province's identity chord.

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Kiteboarding competition

Mike McCarthy and Martin Levesque talk about this weekend's Atlantic Kite Jam in Cocagne Cape.

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Chlorinated closure

The City of Moncton has decided to close Moncton's only remaining outdoor pool, but parents and children say don't do it.

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Strait swimmers

Todd McDonald and Olivia Leger talk about taking on the 15 km ocean swim from Cape Jourimain to Borden along with more than 30 other participants on Sunday.

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Squirrely installation

Artist Rita McKeough talks about her "emergency hospital" for outdated cell phones.

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Stretching your investments

Personal finance watcher Dan Noel talks boosting your yield in retirement.

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Protest pause

Susan Levi-Peters talks about the apparent temporary halt in operations by SWN resources.

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First of many?

Xavier Legere talks about the inaugural Codiac music festival happening this weekend in Moncton.

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Sappy Times

It's the 8th running of Sappyfest in Sackville this weekend. Vanessa speaks with the festival founders about all the surprises in store.

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Ready to Run

We're looking for people to join Team CBC to run a 5k at Legs for Literacy in October. Two running trainers offer up some tips on how to prepare for the big race.

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Wireless wars

Bernard Lord explains why Canadian companies aren't welcoming Verizon's Canadian overtures.

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Far-fledged

The lone remaining Hopewell Rocks peregrine falcon chick finally takes flight.

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"Trial" played for laughs

Justin Guinard and Veronique Hebert are interviewed as their characters in this weekend's musical comedy presentation "Trial By Jury", presented by the Greater Moncton Chorale at the Albert County Museum.

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Corn Hill Chronicles, July 29

Bob Osborne is mesmerized by a spider's antics.

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Time off

Pierre Battah talks about the long and the short options on vacations.

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River access

A new lease on life for Moncton's Downing Street?

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More Bore

The founder of this weekend's musical Bore Festival shines a spotlight on the musical acts performing in Hillsborough.

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Child amputees gather

A seminar in Moncton deals with the latest in artificial limbs.

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Burglary spree

A series of thefts from churches around Southeast New Brunswick has parishoners worried.

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Small Town, Big Fashion

Inga Hansen talks about the exhibit she's curating at the Keillor House in Dorchester. It looks at various fashions worn by women in that village between 1860 and 1960.

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Power of attorney

Dan Noel says plan ahead in case of potential mental incapacitation.

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City surfin' wave

Moncton works on capitalizing on the tidal superbore.

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Not guilty

The lawyer for a Codiac Transpo bus driver talks about the not guilty verdict for his client.

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Shakespeare in the Park

The director and an actor do the bard-walk.

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Surfin' the Super Bore

Californian Colin Whitbread says surfin' the Tidal Bore is a top 5 experience for him.

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Crime and compassion

YWCA's Beth Lyons urges compassion, not prosecution, after sweeping arrests of Moncton sex workers.

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School Delay

A family responds to news the Riverview East School won't be ready for September.

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Not enough wood

Miramichi Lumber CFO Hal Raper says his mill's future depends on fair treatment of wood allocation by the province.

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Save the children

In this week's Corn Hill Chronicles, Bob Osborne discussed recent poisonings of children in India and revelations that native children in Canada were kept at starvation levels.

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Career-killers

Pierre Battah talks about recovering from a potentially career-ending faux pas.

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School opening delayed

The new Riverview East School will not be welcoming students in September. Superintendent Glenn Ingersoll explains why.

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Focus on youth stories

Maurice Henri and Chris Kahasha talk about a unique photography project for at-risk youth.

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Deep in Doo-doo

Bird man Alain Clavette weighs in on Moncton's goose droppings issue.

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Sham-Rockin' the Miramichi

"Canada's" Irish Festival hits a milestone in Miramichi.

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Virtual gallery

A 360 tour of artists' workspace in Sackville without leaving the comfort of your own home.

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Share thee well

Personal finance watcher Dan Noel's advice to people inheriting shares and stocks.

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Celebrating Colville

Janet Crawford, the owner of a gallery in Sackville, remembers the art legend.

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Mosaiq invites mosaic maker

Moncton's multicultural festival, Mosaiq, is playing host to an artist who is creating one of the most elaborate mosaics in Canadian history. Photographer Tim Van Horn is driving across Canada taking portraits for his opus. He's joined by Mosaiq organizer

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R.I.P. Alex Colville

Mt. A. president Robert Campbell talks about the artist's legacy.

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Lessons from stadium

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says cost overuns should strike a cautionary note with Moncton City Council.

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Comin' up roses

How the Riverview Boys and Girls Club got a big donation.. after trying to help a Monction orthodondist find his flowers.

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Stadium $$ skyrocketed

City manager and mayor discuss cost overruns of 3.8 million at the Moncton Stadium.

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Witnesses unnerved

Kim Hannah and Mike Caissie talk about how a weekend police shooting is affecting them.

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Cornhill Chronicles, July 15

Bob Osborne talks about people who have added new twists to horticulture in Canada.

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Spy games

Workplace specialist Pierre Battah talks about surveillance.

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(Re) Discover Moncton

The Moncton Public Library is looking for the city's hidden gems.

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Writing for wellness

Shediac's Katherine Tapley struggled with mental illness but managed to write five books along the way.

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Gridiron games

Some of the country's best grade 10 and grade 11 football players destined to go on to university teams will be playing in a tournament that starts on Monday in Moncton.

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Off to the races

Mickey Cormier will captain his 50th consecutive Shediac-to-Charlottetown sailboat race on Saturday.

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Non-profit goes bankrupt

Marc Genuist explores the demise of Family Service Moncton.

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Vroom to maneuver

Moncton makes room for the Atlantic Nationals Automotive Extravaganza.

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Card tricks

Personal finance watcher Dan Noel thinks Visa's "smallenfrauden" idea is a bad one.

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Hoggin' the trails?

The ATV federation responds to charges that it monopolizes the provincial trail system.

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Evangeline's a hit

The writer/director and one of the stars of a stage production based on the iconic Acadian story talk to Jonna.

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Un-happy trails

A non-profit group foregoes $1.5 because it can't get a guarantee that a trail will remain ATV-free.

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Selling the centre

Moncton downtown businesses launch a new campaign to promote the proposed entertainment centre.

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"April" in July

The director and one of the stars of "Enchanted April" talk about the theatre production happening in Sackville.

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Office fun

Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah talks about surviving the office picnic.

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"Emergency" call

70s actor Randolph Mantooth shares sage self-preserving advice with fire-fighters in Moncton.

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Turn to pipelines?

The tanker-train explosion in Quebec causes some to increase support for pipelines.

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Corn Hill Chronicles

After a sweltering weekend, we hear what's on Bob Osborne's mind as another week in the garden begins.

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No Midwives Here

Back in 2007, the province announced it would bring in midwives for New Brunswick mothers-to-be. But now the government has cancelled all funding for the development of midwifery. Jessica Doria-Brown picks up the story.

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Where Have The Jobs Gone?

Jonna speaks with economic consultant David Campbell about the province's latest numbers on jobs and unemployment.

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Get Your Roll On

It's Roller Derby Weekend in Moncton... with teams from far and wide coming to play. Jonna speaks with Robert Gallant and Trevor Goodwin, two coaches of local roller derby teams.

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Go East, Young Man...

Wendy Cuff is the the vice-president of a recruitment company, Work Global Canada, who is luring workers from New Brunswick to Newfoundland.

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Magnetic Hill Zoo Milestone

Jonna chats with Bruce Dougan, manager of Magnetic Hill Zoo, about the zoo's big 60th birthday party, and what it hopes to do in the future.

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