Maritimes This Week - December 15, 2007

A snowplow driver in Moncton saves a woman's life and loses nearly a thousand dollars. A former food-bank user in Saint John becomes a food-bank volunteer. A Grade 11 student tells of her fear during multiple brawls in a Nova Scotia high school. Retailers sell lottery tickets to children on Prince Edward Island.

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[mp3 file: runs 28:34]

Maritimes This Week - December 08th, 2007

In this edition we hear about the martens of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. We'll hit the road with New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources employee Brent Liston, and hear history from one man who was there. Wilf Creighton shares his memories of the Halifax explosion.

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[mp3 file: runs 23:34]

Maritimes This Week - December 1, 2007

In this week's podcast, learn about a guilt-free way to gas up your car. Plus fighting words from Fredericton's chief of police on the subject of tasers. You'll also meet a hotel operator in Nova Scotia who has a new tactic for dealing with the worker shortage in the Maritimes.

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[mp3 file: runs 29:10]

Maritimes This Week - November 24, 2007

This week ..Controling pesticide drifton PEI. A man travels half way around the globe to settle in Cape Breton. China and N.B. work on mutual understanding..and How a new partnership could help pulp and paper mills and poultry producers

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[mp3 file: runs 30:06]

Maritimes This Week - November 17, 2007

How do you pronounce those unusual Maritime names? Is the 79 year old postmaster in Bonshaw retiring? The posthumous works of 13 year old Sean Collins who died of cancer 4 months ago.

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[mp3 file: runs 25:22]

Maritimes This Week - November 10, 2007

This week, the Maritimes is hit by the remnants of Hurricane Noel, Acadia students go back to class after a labour dispute, New Brunswickers talk about keeping moose off Highway 7, and the Catholic church on Prince Edward Island prepares to downsize.

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[mp3 file: runs 24:11]

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