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Maritime Noon from CBC Radio (Highlights)

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Maritime Noon is a one-hour program devoted to delivering informative reports and interviews which explore issues that are of interest to Maritimers.

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Episodes

Ordered by publication date.

Sep 16, 2021

We hear from a street navigator in Halifax about the eviction of homeless people from a motel in Dartmouth. The president of the NS Nurses Union talks about an event tomorrow called "Done Asking". And on the phone-in: How inclusive is your community?

Sep 15, 2021

Final report in NB following this past winter's death by suicide of teenager, Lexi Daken, update on the legionnaires disease situation in Moncton, feedback on ADHD, and on the phone-in: Election extremism

Sep 14, 2021

Artistic director Jeremy Webb tells us about the play Fully Committed, in which one person plays all 41 characters! It's Neptune Theatre's first live production in 18 months.

Sep 9, 2021

Man from Dominion, Cape Breton, talks about the impact of a deadly car crash in Quebec on his family. Feedback on miscarriage. There's a shortage of orange T-shirts. And on the phone-in: 9/11

Sep 8, 2021

We speak with the CBC's Paul Palmeter in Amherst, NS about an apartment building that was destroyed by fire. We also speak about the lack of housing in the area. A hike in NB closes. And on the phone-in: Miscarriages

Sep 7, 2021

Update from the Truro police about a disturbing murder over the weekend. We hear from a man in the Fredericton area who has found otters on his boat. And on the phone-in: Bob Bancroft

Sep 3, 2021

We speak with three representatives of groups that help families get ready for back to school. And on the phone-in: Marjorie Willison

Sep 2, 2021

We speak with a single mom in Saint John, NB, whose rent is going up by almost double. We hear your feedback on collectibles. And on the phone-in: Trends in labour

Sep 1, 2021

NB press conference update on Vaccine passports And we'll take your questions about how to forage for food

Aug 31, 2021

We hear about a mysterious stench coming from two rivers in Oxford, NS. A school in Rothesay, NB, has a new geothermal greenhouse. And on the phone-in: Collectibles

Aug 30, 2021

The mayor of Beaubassin East in NB comments on a series of suspicious fires in her area, we hear about 500 year-old Mi'kmaq remains that have been returned to PEI and on the phone-in: Back to school & COVID

Aug 27, 2021

Former paralympian sailor, Paul Tingley, speaks about the Paralympics now happening in Tokyo, we hear your feedback on pets and your well-being. And on the phone-in: Barry Walker on heat pumps

Aug 26, 2021

We hear the latest from NB on Covid-19. Also, people lined up at the NB/NS border comment on the new travel rules. We speak with two founding members of the EAC. And on the phone-in: Pets & well-being

Aug 25, 2021

We speak with a woman in NS who paid $15.000 to have her breast implants removed due to health effects. We hear about a lack of farm workers in PEI. And on the phone-in: Jams, jellies, preserves and pickling

Aug 20, 2021

Urban planner, Tristan Cleveland, discusses options for helping to solve the homelessness problem in the region, your feedback on universities re-opening & Covid. And on the phone-in: Marjorie Willison

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