Maritime Noon
On the phone-in: Niki Jabbour takes your gardening questions live and on-location at the PEI Provincial Home Show!
Today's phone-in: Gardening expert Niki Jabbour takes your spring gardening questions live from the CBC living room at the Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown as part of the PEI Provincial Home Show.
On the phone-in: We hear peoples' stories about finding lost items. Our guest is Steve Bober who's a member of Ring Finders. And off the top, we discuss the issue of reducing provincial trade barriers with Robert Huish from Dal.
On the phone-in: Lots of people lose items and some are lucky enough to find them. Our listeners share their "lost and found" stories. Our guest is Steve Bober from Ring Finders. And off the top of the show, we speak with Robert Huish from Dalhousie University about provincial trade barriers.
On the phone-in: We discuss the new US trade tariffs with listeners and with David Campbell, an economic consultant and president of Jupia Consultants in Moncton, And off the top, we hear about sustainable farming on PEI.
On the phone-in: Listeners call and share their views on the new US trade tariffs. Our guest is David Campbell who's an economic consultant and president of Jupia Consultants in Moncton.And off the top, we hear from a farmer in Montague, PEI, about the importance of sustainable farming, especially now that the US tariffs are in place.
On the phone-in: George Iny from the Automobile Protection Association provides advice about new and used vehicles. And off the top of the show, we hear from Mike Morrison in Miramichi, NB, about troubles with MP Jake Stewart.
On the phone-in: George Iny from the Automobile Protection Association provides advice about new and used vehicles to listeners who are in the market for a new or used car or they need tips about the vehicle they have. And off the top of the show, we hear from Mike Morrison in Miramichi, NB, about troubles with MP Jake Stewart.
On the phone-in: how to navigate the pressures of youth sport. Off the top, the long wait for non-urgent MRIs in the Maritimes
On the phone-in: how do you balance the pressures of youth sport? And off the top of the show, the wait for non-urgent MRIs in the Maritimes can be 10 times higher than the recommended standard.
On the phone-in: psychiatrist Dr. Jackie Kinley takes your questions about mental health. Off the top, Clearwater Seafoods is selling its Arichat facility.
Phone the phone-in: psychiatrist Dr. Jackie Kinley takes your questions about protecting your mental health during tumultuous times, like President Trump imposing tariffs. And off the top of the show, we'll hear how Clearwater Seafoods' plans to sell its facility in Arichat is affecting the community.
On the phone-in: Veterinarian Dr Karyn Steele takes your pet questions, snowmobile rescues in New Brunswick and your calls on Farmland and Blood Donations
On the phone-in: Veterinarian Dr Karyn Steele takes your pet questions, snowmobile rescues in New Brunswick and your calls on Farmland and Blood Donations
Today's phone-in: What pressures are pushing farmland loss? An agriculture organization on PEI is warning farmland loss is reaching crisis levels. Plus, a new survey aims to understand the barriers young/new farmers face when trying to access farmland.
On the phone-in: Are we sowing the seeds for a farmland loss crisis? Farmers call in about the pressures pushing agricultural land out to pasture and possible solutions. Plus, a new survey aims to find out what major barriers young/new farmers face when trying to access farmland in NS.
Today's phone-in: Appliance repair technician Aaron Publicover. A wallop of winter weather leads to a spate of cancelled blood donation appointments across the Maritimes. And why one family is pushing PEI to change who can register to donate organs.
On the phone-in: Appliance repair technician Aaron Publicover answers your questions. How wintery weather has wreaked havoc for blood donation appointments across the Maritimes. And 8-year-old Maverick Bishop's family pushes for change to PEI's organ donor program.
On Todays Phone-In: Automotive expert Doug Bethune, plus Canada wins in the 4 Nations Face-off Final and Cole Harbour, the home of two of the stars of the team, celebrates and we'll have your feedback on recycling
Canada wins in the 4 Nations Face-off Final and Cole Harbour, the home of two of the stars of the team, celebrates. Plus we'll have your feedback on recycling....and on the phone-in, automotive repair expert Doug Bethune takes your calls.
Today's phone-in: How do we encourage more people to reduce, reuse and recycle, so less solid waste ends up in landfills? Plus, the push to have gender-based, intimate partner and family violence declared an epidemic in New Brunswick.
On the phone-in: The three Rs of waste management seem so simple until it comes time to put out the garbage. What would make you a better recycler? Plus, an open letter urging New Brunswick's premier to declare gender-based, intimate partner and family violence an epidemic.
Today's phone-in: Author and journalist Rhaina Cohen answers your questions about friendships and the role of these platonic relationships in your life. Plus from Digby Neck to Campbellton, how Maritimers are coping with snowy, icy weather of late.
On the phone-in: Author and journalist Rhaina Cohen takes your calls around the fulfillment found in a life centred around friendship. And how Maritimers are making the best of the cold, snowy weather – even when it causes havoc, like being iced in!
Today's phone-in: lawyer Jessica Lyle answers your questions about estate planning. And a hockey team from Cole Harbour gets the opportunity of a lifetime.
On the phone-in: Lawyer Jessica Lyle takes your questions about will and estate planning. Plus, Cole Harbour represents on and off the ice. We check in with a hockey team who got to cheer on their hometown heroes Nathan MacKinnon and Sidney Crosby at the 4 Nations Face-off.
Today's phone-in: Valentines Day special - How you met the love of your life. And a time-capsule report from 1990 for flag day.
On the phone-in: Match-maker Jean-Eva Dickie takes your calls on how you met the love of your life. And we hear an archival report from Anna-Maria Tremonti in 1990 about the Canadian flag's 25th birthday. Tomorrow it turns 60.
On the phone-in: Jim White, paint and stain expert. And first, we hear about new efforts to save North America's largest wooden church.
Today's phone-in: our paint and stain expert Jim White takes your questions. But first, we hear from architect Syd Dumaresq about renewed efforts to save l'Eglise Sainte-Anne in Church Point.
On the phone-in: we discuss multi-level marketing schemes. And first, a strange tale of prematurely reported death
Today's phone-in: are multi-level marketing schemes legitimate side hustles or a grift? Plus, reports of a St. Stephen woman's death were greatly exaggerated, and your feedback on yesterday's mining phone-in.
Today's phone-in: Is more mining and resource extraction the road to self-reliance? And we get a health check on our electric grids.
On the phone-in: Should we increase resource extraction and mining for critical minerals in the Maritimes? And we check in on how our power grids are handling increasing demand.
On the phone-in: Barry Walker and Eric Murphy on home heating systems. But first - Acadia swimmers are losing their pool.
Today's phone-in: Keeping the home fires burning - Barry Walker and Eric Murphy on home heating systems. Plus we hear from the president of Acadia about their announcement that they are closing the university's pool in June.
On the phone-in: Diana Beresford-Kroeger on the sweetness of a simple life. But first, we hear about a solar record setter.
Today's phone-in: Author, biologist, botanist and bio-chemist Diana Beresford-Kroeger on the sweetness of a simple life. But first, we hear about a record-setting solar tower in Halifax, and more uncertainty around the tariffs.
Today's phone-in: Buying Canadian instead of American. And why farmers think it's time to bolster food sovereignty.
On the phone-in: Do the threat of American tariffs have you buying Canadian? And farmers say now is the time to get serious about increasing our food sovereignty.
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