Videos

Nova Scotia Evening News: Apr 13

2012-04-13T18:16:08.810-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Friday, April 13, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Apr 13

2012-04-13T17:39:42.370-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Friday, April 13, 2012.

iPad menus

2012-04-13T15:53:34.723-07:00

Fri, Apr 13 - Call it a sign of the times. A downtown Halifax restaurant is launching a new menu. It's not so much what's in the menu, but what it's on that's worth noting. Rebecca Lau explains.

The Boss to rock Moncton

2012-04-13T16:04:15.197-07:00

Fri, Apr 13 - After months of speculation there is confirmation that one of the biggest rock stars on the planet is headed to our region. Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band will play at Moncton's Magnetic Hill in August. Brion Robinson reports.

Titanic sites walking tour

2012-04-13T15:53:21.123-07:00

Fri, Apr 13 - Prior to the 100th anniversary, Halifax's connection to the Titanic tragedy was not well known. Ron Kronstein takes you on a quick tour of Halifax's Titanic sites.

Halifax remembers Titanic

2012-04-13T16:01:04.517-07:00

Fri, Apr 13 - People all over the world are preparing to mark a solemn occasion this weekend - the sinking of RMS Titanic. The disaster left an indelible mark on history, especially in Halifax. Tino Makris reports.

New Brunswick Evening News: Apr 12

2012-04-12T18:33:15.187-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Thursday, April 12, 2012.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Apr 12

2012-04-12T18:14:27.607-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Thursday, April 12, 2012.

Legacy of Terry Fox

2012-04-12T16:24:10.223-07:00

Thu, Apr 12 - Thirty-two years ago, Terry Fox began his marathon of hope in the Atlantic provinces. Sadly he wasn't able to complete his cross-Canada run. As Ray Bradshaw reports, some runners want to see Fox honoured in a special way.

Doctors concerned for hunger striker

2012-04-12T16:32:22.480-07:00

Thu, Apr 12 - Doctors and friends of Fredericton hunger striker Freddy Mwnengabo fear he may soon die if he continues his protest. Kara Rapke explains the dire situation he's in.

Diary of Titanic recovery

2012-04-12T16:30:38.280-07:00

Thu, Apr 12 - Not much is known about the crew members of cable ships that were tasked with recovering bodies from the Titanic. Mayya Assouad has the story.

Halifax cable ships and Titanic

2012-04-12T16:28:15.337-07:00

Thu, Apr 12 - The story of Halifax based cable ships is the focus of a new exhibit at the Maritimes Museum of the Atltantic. Rebecca Lau has the story.

Raw video: Reading Clifford Crease's Titanic diary

2012-04-12T11:55:59.263-07:00

Thu, Apr 12 - Dini and Rabia Wilcox flip through the pages of their grandfather's diary he kept while recovering bodies in the North Atlantic following the sinking of the Titanic.

Raw interview: Rabia Wilcox on her grandfather and the Mackay-Bennett

2012-04-12T11:55:45.480-07:00

Thu, Apr 12 - Rabia Wilcox talks about her grandfather, Clifford Crease, and the daunting task the crew of the Mackay-Bennett had in recovering the bodies of Titanic victims.

Raw interview: Dini Wilcox on the diary of Clifford Crease

2012-04-12T11:33:12.297-07:00

Thu, Apr 12 - Dini Wilcox explains why her grandfather kept a diary while recovering the bodies of Titanic victims, while on board the Mackay-Bennett.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Apr 11

2012-04-11T17:40:31.220-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Wednesday, April 11, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Apr 11

2012-04-11T17:30:58.753-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Wednesday, April 11, 2012.

Fredericton hunger striker collapses

2012-04-11T16:49:19.057-07:00

Wed, Apr 11 - A Fredericton man who has been on a hunger strike for more than 5 weeks was rushed to hospital after collapsing. Kara Rapke reports.

ECMA's come to Moncton

2012-04-11T16:38:58.113-07:00

Wed, Apr 11 - For the next five days, the city better known as the transportation hub of the Maritimes will be transformed into the music hub of the region. The East Coast Music Awards and Conference got udnerway in Moncton. Brion Robinson has the details

Technology and health care

2012-04-11T16:38:37.357-07:00

Wed, Apr 11 - Some of the leading minds in health care and health reform spoke to the Halifax Chamber of Commerce with a message that health care needs to be updated through better technology. Rebecca Lau reports.

Premier halts school library cuts

2012-04-11T16:28:52.033-07:00

Wed, Apr 11 - There is a battle underway between teh Dexter government and one of Nova Scotia's largest school boards. Last week, the Chignecto Regional School board announced 130 layoffs -- 41 of them librarians. But the premier says he's sending the board help with its budget. Mayya Assouad reports.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Apr 10

2012-04-10T20:20:27.120-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Tuesday, April 10, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Apr 10

2012-04-10T20:21:15.787-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Tuesday, April 10, 2012.

Saint John council candidates tweet up

2012-04-10T18:43:16.577-07:00

Tue, Apr 10 - With municipal elections in New Brunswick a little more than a month away, campaigns are heating up. But you might find most campaigning being done virtually, through social media. Tino Makris reports.

Peter MacKay funding announcement

2012-04-10T18:29:58.723-07:00

Tue, Apr 10 - The Minister of National Defence was in Halifax Tuesday, announcing funding to aid ill and injured members of the Canadian Armed Forces. Natasha Pace reports.

Raitt on budget and labour relations

2012-04-10T18:38:50.467-07:00

Tue, Apr 10 - Canada's Minister of Labour was in Saint John Tuesday talking about the federal budget with business and municipal leaders. But Lisa Raitt also found herself wading into a contract dispute that is showing little signs of ending. Paul McLaughlin reports.

Hitman email scam

2012-04-10T18:24:15.110-07:00

Tue, Apr 10 - If you have an email account, it's very likely you've received some scam emails. However, the latest one to hit our region is a little different - it contains a death threat. Mayya Assouad explains.

Extended interview: Halifax and Titanic

2012-04-10T12:55:03.707-07:00

Tue, Apr 10 - Ret. Col. John Boileau speaks to Ron Kronstein about his new book 'Halifax and Titanic' and reveals some new information about the legendary disaster.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Apr 9

2012-04-09T18:03:20.633-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Monday, April 9, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Apr 9

2012-04-09T17:36:58.260-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Monday, April 9, 2012.

Titanic anniversary events begin

2012-04-09T16:35:58.580-07:00

Mon, Apr 9 -This coming weekend the world will mark the centennial anniverary of the sinking of the Titanic. Halifax played a role in the recovery of victims and holds a lasting legacy with the ocean liner. Natasha Pace reports.

New Brunswick's new MRIs

2012-04-09T16:34:31.023-07:00

Mon, Apr 9 - After months of lobbying by health professionals, the New Brunswick government is moving ahead with a plan to purchase and install new MRI machines in the province. Tino Makris reports.

Small business deal with power bill hike

2012-04-09T16:34:54.787-07:00

Mon, Apr 9 - During last week's emergency debate on increasing power costs, opposition party leaders claimed Nova Scotia's skyrocketing power bills are causing hardships for the province's families. As Mayya Assouad reports, small businesses say it's hitting them hard too.

Grand Manan ferry woes continue

2012-04-09T16:35:36.737-07:00

Mon, Apr 9 - It's the pride of the fleet and a bit of a problem. The flagship of the ferry service linking Grand Manan Island to mainland New Brunswick has had to deal with another mechanical issue. Paul McLaughlin reports.

Titanic diaries go on display in Halifax

2012-04-09T14:30:49.510-07:00

Mon, Apr 9 - Halifax played a key role in the weeks following the sinking of the Titanic and a new exhibit at the Nova Scotia Archives highlights that history. Archivist Darlene Brine gives Ron Kronstein an advanced look at some rarely seen pieces of Titanic history.

Maritimers wake up to Easter snow storm

2012-04-09T08:52:05.977-07:00

Sun, Apr 8 - Maritimers got a rude awakening Easter Sunday. Many thought winter was behind them and had put away the snow shovels, but found themselves digging out after their Easter egg hunts. Ray Bradshaw reports.

Titanic memorial cruise

2012-04-09T07:57:43.853-07:00

To mark the 100th anniversary of the Titanic's first and last voyage, a memorial cruise is following the 'unsinkable' ship's original route across the north Atlantic. Villem Marx reports from Southampton, England.

Easter dinner for people in need

2012-04-09T07:48:51.903-07:00

Sat, Apr 7 - The Easter long weekend is a time for family and gatherings. Souls Harbour, a Halifax charity organization, tried to make sure it a happy occasion for people in need. Ray Bradshaw reports.

Small N.S. town among the first to learn of Titanic disaster

2012-04-09T07:46:00.340-07:00

Sat, Apr 7 - The sinking of the Titanic is arguably one of the biggest events in world history. Residents in Joggins, Nova Scotia were among the first to hear about the tragedy, by way of a simple homemade radio. Over the weekend, residents paid tribute to the man who broke the news to the tiny town 100 years ago. Brion Robinson has the story.

Shaw and Xplornet bring TV and internet bundling to rural N.B.

2012-04-09T07:43:41.967-07:00

Wed, Apr 4 - Rural Canadians are used to not getting the same communication services that city dwellers enjoy, But as a sign of the intense competition in the sector, that's changing. Shaw Communications has joned forces with New Brunswick's Xplornet to offer so-called bundling of television and internet services for rural customers. Paul McLaughlin reports.

Keeping You Online

2012-04-06T16:09:18.093-07:00

Thu, Apr 5 - All the Titanic events and news is being featured online. Web producer Nick Logan has the lowdown.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Apr 5

2012-04-05T17:08:20.287-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Thursday, April 5, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Apr 5

2012-04-05T16:52:19.650-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Thursday, April 5, 2012.

CFB Gagetown facing job cuts

2012-04-05T15:19:22.133-07:00

Thu, Apr 5 - This has been a week of bad news for civil service employees in New Brunswick. On top of provincial government cut backs, federal civil service employees are also facing layoffs, and many of those are in New Brunswick. Kara Rapke reports.

Titanic dinner theatre

2012-04-05T15:28:04.277-07:00

Thu, Apr 5 - The 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic is fast approaching. The producer of a Maritime dinner theatre is trying to find the line of proper respect for the tragedy with the opening of a show titled "Titanic - The Fated Voyage." Rebecca Lau reports.

Parking spot vs cycle safety

2012-04-05T15:17:01.353-07:00

Thu, Apr 5 - A controversy is brewing over possible bicycle paths on Agricola St. in Halifax. Bikers think it's necessary for their safety, but some small business owners are concerned about losing parking spaces. Ray Bradshaw has the story.

Gas prices rising

2012-04-05T15:17:12.217-07:00

Thu, Apr 5 - As Maritimers head into the long weekend, many are having second thoughts about their vacation plans as there was another price hike at the pumps. Paul McLaughlin reports.

Congolese man on hunger strike reunited with children

2012-04-05T07:08:35.193-07:00

Wed, Apr 4 - Fredericton's Freddy Mwenengabo has been on a hunger strike for one month, protesting the Canadian government's plans to attend a summit in the Democratic Republic of Congo. While his health is deteriorating, he was all smiles Wednesday evening as he was reunited with his adopted son after 7 years.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Apr 4

2012-04-04T17:59:22.243-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Wednesday, April 4, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Apr 4

2012-04-04T17:47:51.350-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Wednesday, April 4, 2012.

Police union unhappy with lack of communication

2012-04-04T16:20:54.097-07:00

Wed, Apr 4 - Saint John police management and the union are at odds after what the union calls a lack of communication . This all came out during the latest police commission meeting and the union appears to be fed up with what they call the police chief's antiquated management style. Tino Makris has the story.

Titanic modellers building a tribute

2012-04-04T16:31:43.847-07:00

Wed, Apr 4 - It's a miniature tribute to one of the biggest disasters at sea. Two senior citizens with a life-long love of model building have been working for more than two years to build a scale replica of RMS Titanic. Gerry Wright and John Green volunteered their time for the project to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Titanic tragedy. Ray Bradshaw reports.

Condo concerns in Halifax's north end

2012-04-04T16:02:45.970-07:00

Wed, Apr 4 - It's not the first time a proposed development in Halifax has ruffled feathers and it likely won't be the last. Residents in the city's north end are concerned about what a former church site could look like in the future if a development - including 5,000 square feet of commercial space and condo units - is put in place. Natasha Pace finds out what people in the neighbourhood have to say.

Fredericton man's hunger strike taking its toll

2012-04-04T16:12:05.647-07:00

Wed, Apr 4 - Fredericton's Freddy Mwenengabo has been on a hunger strike for more than five weeks. He is protesting the federal government's decision to attend a summit of La Francophonie in the Democratic of Congo in October. He says millions have died in Congo and he won't eat until Ottawa takes action.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Apr 3

2012-04-03T17:46:52.817-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Tuesday, April 3, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Apr 3

2012-04-03T17:25:40.857-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Tuesday, April 3, 2012.

N.S. budget day

2012-04-03T16:16:02.780-07:00

Tue, Apr 3 - Nova Scotia's NDP-led government tabled its 2012-2013 budget Tuesday. While Finance Minister Graham Steele touted his party's efforts to bring the province "back to balance," opposition parties and interest groups had a different opinion. Mayya Assouad and Natasha Pace report.

Changes are coming for veterans

2012-04-03T16:15:14.967-07:00

Tue, Apr 3 - It's going to get a bit easier for veterans to receive money under the Veterans Independence Program. The Federal Minister of Veterans Affairs was n Dartmouth Tuesday to announce the changes at a local legion. Ray Bradshaw was there and has the details.

Good and bad news about cross-border shopping

2012-04-03T16:12:01.493-07:00

Tue, Apr 3 - The federal government is raising the limit on how much Canadians shopping in the United States can bring home duty free. It's good news for cross-border shoppers, but some Maritime businesses are not happy about the measure. Paul McLaughlin finds out more.

N.B. forest fire season

2012-04-03T16:10:43.697-07:00

Tue, Apr 3 - It's not what you would expect to hear in early April, but the N.B. Department of Natural Resources is issuing a warning about forest fires. The department says an early and dry spring is putting woodlands in danger of catching on fire. Brion Robinson has more.

N.S. government to table budget Tuesday

2012-04-03T05:19:30.527-07:00

Mon, Apr 2 - Nova Scotia's provincial budget will be tabled tomorrow In an effort to balance the books by 2013, the last provincial budget saw $17 million in cuts and government departments shedding three per cent of their spending. Natasha Pace finds out what's in store.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Apr 2

2012-04-02T17:29:56.910-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Monday, April 2, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Apr 2

2012-04-02T16:39:34.457-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Monday, April 2, 2012.

Titanic stories: Keeping a legacy alive

2012-04-02T16:08:53.037-07:00

Mon, Apr 2 - It's one of the most haunting tales still told about the night the Titanic sank to the bottom of the Atlantic - four musicians playing until the very end. The violinist, John Hume, is buried in Halifax and one local girl has taken it upon herself to make sure his grave gets more than just a passing glance. Nick Logan reports.

Moncton's transit woes

2012-04-02T15:59:37.237-07:00

Mon, Apr 2 - These are unsettling days for Moncton transit users. The city is on the verge of a strike by its bus drivers after talks broke down Sunday morning. As Brion Robinson reports, there's still hope a walk-out won't happen.

Big news for Halifax students

2012-04-02T15:54:29.380-07:00

Mon, Apr 2 - People in Eastern Passage, N.S. got some news Monday they've been waiting decades to hear. The N.S. government is building a high school for the community and it wasn't to only good news for students in Halifax. Ray Bradshaw has all of the details.

Henk Tepper home at last

2012-04-02T15:51:52.043-07:00

Mon, Apr 2 - New Brunswick potato farmer Henk Tepper is back home now after spending over a year in a Lebanese jail. His family and the people of Grand Falls, N.B. are thrilled he's home, but many are questioning the federal government's involvement in the case. Kara Rapke has more.

No shortage of bad roads in Maritimes

2012-04-02T07:51:00.147-07:00

Sun, Apr 2 - More often than not this time of year, roads are a topic of conversation. For many muncipalities, their asphalt plants are getting set to fire up so workers can start filling all of those potholes. In the meantime, CAA is looking for the worst of the worst. As Tino Makris reports, the Maritimes aren't in short supply of bad roads.

Moncton community group helping Haitian children

2012-04-02T07:32:18.987-07:00

Sun, Apr 1 - A Moncton volunteer group is putting their sewing skills to work for Haitian children. The group is recycling old pillow cases to make dresses and shorts. As Brion Robinson reports, the clothes are reaching their destination with community support.

N.B. flood victims clean up

2012-03-31T16:06:18.143-07:00

Fri, Mar 30 - It's been a week since devastating floods forced the evacuation of much of Perth-Andover, N.B. Damages are still being assessed, but they're estimated to be in the millions of dollars. Kara Rapke speaks with villagers returning to clean up and rebuild their lives

N.B. boy faces fatal disease

2012-03-31T15:37:34.190-07:00

Sat, Mar 31 - A New Brunswick mother and her child are getting set the face what will be the toughest years of their lives. Six-year-old Gabriel has just been diagnosed with a very rare disease. Not only are his symptoms getting worse, it's a fatal diagnosis. Tino Makris has their story.

Professional development day for Halifax kids

2012-03-31T15:35:58.417-07:00

Sat, Mar 31 - It's a long weekend for students in Halifax because Friday was a day off for professional development, So, the North End business association decided to put together some workshops to show kids new activities they can try to get them inolved and active on their day off. Ray Bradshaw has the story.

Mobile library drives for the last time

2012-03-31T15:21:37.543-07:00

Sat, Mar 31 - After more than five decades on the road, the Halifax Mobile Library is no more. The vehicle made its last run in Porters Lake Saturday. Mayya Assouad finds out why the service has been cut and how longtime users feel about the loss.

New Brunswick Evening News: Mar 30

2012-03-30T18:32:30.467-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Friday, March 30, 2012.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Mar 30

2012-03-30T18:06:30.957-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Friday, March 30, 2012.

Bullying victims recognized

2012-03-30T16:42:49.033-07:00

Fri, Mar 30 - Two Nova Scotia teens have turned their negative experiences with bullying into something positive by helping others. Natasha Pace has the exclusive story.

Big money for big shipbuilding contract

2012-03-30T16:41:45.587-07:00

Fri, Mar 30 - The Nova Scotia government announced it is pitching in more than $300 million, the largest loan ever in the province, to help Irving get ready for its multi-billion dollar shipbuilding contract. Rebecca Lau reports.

Keeping You Online

2012-03-30T16:39:54.670-07:00

Fri, Mar 30 - An Australian police initiative to crack down on unsecure wireless internet signals aims to protect owners from fraud and a police video of a singing suspect goes viral. Web Producer Nick Logan has these stories

Penny pinching budget cut

2012-03-30T16:38:19.307-07:00

Fri, Mar 30 - A penny saved may not be a penny earned anymore, now that the federal government has decided to phase out the copper coin. Tino Makris finds out what the impact will be across the country.

Extended interview: Peter MacKay

2012-03-30T13:47:18.443-07:00

Fri, Mar 30 - Ron Kronstein speaks with Defence Minister Peter MacKay about concerns raised about the future of military and defence jobs in the Maritimes in the wake of Thursday's budget cuts.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Mar 29

2012-03-29T18:07:30.090-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Thursday, March 29, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Mar 29

2012-03-29T18:05:50.850-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Thursday, March 29, 2012.

Heavy equipment retailers concerned over fuel prices

2012-03-29T16:37:39.870-07:00

Thu, Mar 29 - The price of diesel fuel continues to be high and that's having a profound impact on the way heavy equipment retailers do business at Moncton's heavy equipment show Thursday. Brion Robinson finds out what customers are doing to save their diesel dollars.

Gasoline prices going up again

2012-03-29T16:36:23.910-07:00

Thu, Mar 29 - Gasoline prices are expected to rise again Friday in Nova Scotia, possibly as much as three cents a litre. Prices have been on a steady climb since Christmas and as Ray Bradshaw reports, there's no end in sight.

N.B. budget worsens Saint John financial woes

2012-03-29T16:23:27.960-07:00

Thu, Mar 29 - Saint John's financial woes just got a little more dire after the latest provincial budget was introduced. The province reduced the amount of unconditional grants to municipalities. Tino Makris reports.

Halifax chefs help UNICEF raise funds for safe water

2012-03-29T09:51:02.630-07:00

Thu, Mar 29 - UNICEF Canada holds a fundraising event in Halifax for a very special cause. The money raised will go to support UNICEF's projects to bring clean, safe water for children around the world. Ray Bradshaw speaks with UNICEF Canada CEO David Morley

Nova Scotia Evening News: Mar 28

2012-03-28T17:26:52.497-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Wednesday, March 28, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Mar 28

2012-03-28T17:17:14.387-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Wednesday, March 28, 2012.

Yacht survivors claim refugee status

2012-03-28T15:54:15.067-07:00

Wed, Mar 28 - What started as a dramatic sea rescue has now turned into a search for victims, while border officials are interviewing the five survivors. The federal government says it's investigating the tragedy as a possible case of human smuggling turned tragic. Rebecca Lau reports.

Harness racing funding cut

2012-03-28T15:53:12.870-07:00

Wed, Mar 28 - The newly released N.B. budget is causing a stir in an industry that's trying to stay afloat. The harness racing industry in the province learned Tuesday it will no longer get supplemental funding. Tino Makris finds out what people around the track have to say.

Learning to talk about domestic violence

2012-03-28T15:52:15.260-07:00

Wed, Mar 28 - Domestic violence is something we don't talk about nearly enough. It can take many forms, but it mostly takes place behind closed doors and usually involves a close friend or family member. In Halifax Wednesday, government officials, police and community members gathered for the 4th annual Crime Prevention Symposium, which focuses on the issue of domestic violence. Natasha Pace reports.

Health officials criticize Ottawa's drug policies

2012-03-28T15:48:37.887-07:00

Wed, Mar 28 - Three prominent Canadian public health officials, Nova Scotia's Chief Medical Officer among them, have joined forces to call on the federal government to legalize marijuana and rethink its policy on illegal drugs. Mayya Assouad has the story

Nova Scotia Evening News: Mar 27

2012-03-27T17:10:10.150-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Tuesday, March 27, 2012.

New Brunswick Evening News: Mar 27

2012-03-27T16:21:21.110-07:00

A webcast of the New Brunswick Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Tuesday, March 27, 2012.

Budget day in N.B. Pt. 1

2012-03-27T15:21:42.117-07:00

Tue, Mar 27 - New Brunswick's 2012-2013 provincial budget attempts to balance the books, but in order to do that civil service will be cut deeply and house shoppers will pay higher taxes when buying a new home. Kara Rapke has the details.

Halifax stadium blame game

2012-03-27T15:09:46.603-07:00

Tue, Mar 27 - It was doomed last week and Tuesday it became official. Halifax will not build a new multi-use sports stadium in time to host the 2015 FIFA World cup of Soccer. While the city has been forced to pull out of yet another major international sporting event, the long-range dream of a new stadium will continue to be explored. Natasha Pace reports.

Budget day in N.B. Pt. 2

2012-03-27T15:18:20.137-07:00

Tue, Mar 27 - Without a doubt there are plenty of reactions going around, with some saying New Brunswick's budget is fair and others not at all happy with it. Tino Makris finds out what people had to say about the document.

Mother demands pesticide ban

2012-03-27T15:14:50.270-07:00

Tue, Mar 27 - A Riverview, N.B. mother is demanding the city outlaw pesticides. Tina Comeau says the chemicals in cosmetic pesticides can make people sick and they should be banned. But as Brion Robinson reports, the municipality is not making any promises.

Raw Interview: Heather Nedohin

2012-03-27T13:30:01.400-07:00

Mar 27 - Fresh off her bronze medal at the World Championship in Lethbridge, Heather Nedohin speaks with John Sexsmith about the experience and what's in store for the future.

Nova Scotia Evening News: Mar 26

2012-03-26T17:43:22.140-07:00

A webcast of the Nova Scotia Evening News with Ron Kronstein on Global Maritimes, from Monday, March 26, 2012.