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Newest Episode: Mon February 06, 2012. 05:00 AM
CBC Radio's Maritime Magazine tells stories about issues and people throughout the region. We present documentaries prepared by Maritime journalists that take a thoughtful approach to the changes going on in our region. We talk about the things that pull us together as a region \x96 and sometimes tear us apart!
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Mon February 06, 2012. 05:00 AM
Jacques Poitras takes us behind the scenes in a lengthy dispute thats tearing a town apart in New Brunswick.
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Fri January 27, 2012. 05:00 AM
In the latest episode of our education series, two veterans teachers talk about the challenges they face.
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Fri December 16, 2011. 05:00 AM
The story of a unique choir and the power of music to change lives.
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Tue November 29, 2011. 05:00 AM
Freelancer Bethany Horne reports on stories of abuse from former residents at the NS Home for Colored Children.
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Fri November 04, 2011. 04:00 AM
Two former soldiers help homeless veterans in Halifax.
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Tue November 01, 2011. 04:00 AM
We ask three school board officials in the region to respond to parent concerns.
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Mon October 24, 2011. 04:00 AM
Halifax nurse Erin Poirier runs across the Gambia to raise money for charity.
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Tue October 18, 2011. 04:00 AM
A family from Prince Edward Island lifts a 150 year old curse in Vanuatu.
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Tue October 18, 2011. 04:00 AM
A unique Nova Scotia Theatre company celebrates a significant milestone.
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Fri September 30, 2011. 04:00 AM
We talk about the issues at play in what's become a very interesting provincial election.
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Mon September 26, 2011. 04:00 AM
We talk with the former superintendent of Edmonton Public Schools.
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Fri September 16, 2011. 04:00 AM
Reporter Lezlie Lowe looks at the gap between some children's ambition and achievement.
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Fri September 09, 2011. 04:00 AM
Jacques Poitras visits communities along the Maine-New Brunswick border, ten years after 9/11.
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Fri June 17, 2011. 04:00 AM
Join freelancer Philip Moscovitch on the search for an elusive Nova Scotia landmark that hasn't been seen in more than a century.
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Fri June 10, 2011. 04:00 AM
Teaching people in poor African nations how to do the research that could save lives in their own communities. Two doctors at the region's largest children's hospital have come up with a notion called "micro-research."
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Fri June 03, 2011. 04:00 AM
Where there are humans, there are rats. While many of us would prefer NOT to think about them, they're actually kind of fascinating. Lezlie Lower digs out myths and facts about our constant companions
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Tue May 31, 2011. 04:00 AM
How an ex-federal cabinet minister, a young researcher and an unemployed truck driver are at the centre of an initiative that may actually make a difference to people with mental illness, and no where to live.
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Mon May 16, 2011. 04:00 AM
Dr Murray, one of the country's leading authorities on Multiple Sclerosis, talks about the frenzy surrounding CCSVI or chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency.
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Mon May 09, 2011. 04:00 AM
Recently the three Maritime provinces have looked at ways to bring mid-wifery into the mainstream. The government of Nova Scotia has come closest, yet many women in the province say it's a failed experiment.
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Tue May 03, 2011. 04:00 AM
Daryl Shand moved to the country for the quiet, but his psychiatric appointments are a long drive away in the city. Hear how he tries to get over that hurdle, and how poverty and geography can limit access to services.
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