Police in the Halifax region say they’re cracking down on the growing problem of drivers who participate in dangerous driving behaviour such as spinning tires and drag racing in Point Pleasant Park. What are your thoughts on drag racing?Police crack down on drag racing near Point Pleasant - Nova Scotia - CBC Newswww.cbc.caPolice in the Halifax region say they're cracking down on the growing problem of drivers who participate in dangerous driving behaviour.

This Sunday on Maritime Connection, what's happening with the Canadian Senate? P.E.I. Senator Mike Duffy is still making headlines after an expense scandal that has crept all the way to the Prime Minister's Office. Sunday on Maritime Connection join Preston Mulligan; Liberal Senator Jim Cowan and Conservative Senator Kelvin Olgivie. Should the matter be handed over to the RCMP to investigate? And what do you think of the Prime Minister's reaction so far? Maritime Connection begins Sunday after the 4 o'clock news on CBC Radio One (90.5 FM in Halifax.)

CBC and Dreamscape for Phoenix Youth 2013Cunard Centre, Halifax, NS - May 24, 2013

There's lots of comments on our website this morning about Justin Trudeau's visit to the province and some comments made by Minister Peter MacKay. MacKay said he hopes next time Trudeau "pops by for a visit he brings more than just a famous last name." Do comments like that influence who you vote for in elections? Read the story here:

Spring is off to a slow and soggy start in the Maritimes. Our Last Word Question: What's your best advice for staying positive when the weather is so depressing? Comment here, email your thoughts to maritimessaturday@cbc.ca or call toll free, 1-855-222-1045. Then tune in tomorrow night with Elizabeth Chiu at 7:00 pm to see what your friends and neighbours across the Maritimes think.

The Lavallee family says they're frustrated after the Halifax Shopping Centre wouldn't let their son Sam use a small cart in the mall. Sam has autism and is a flight risk, but the mall said he's too big to safely use the buggy. Are there enough supports in public places for families with special needs?

It's a one in a million catch. What would you do with this rare, albino lobster?

You may be complaining about this rainy weather now, but Canadian forecasters say it could get worse if hurricane predictions in the Atlantic come true. Are you prepared if a big storm hits?

Take a look back at Team CBC and the 2013 Bluenose Marathon! CBC Nova Scotia was a proud sponsor and participant in this year's Bluenose Marathon. Special thanks to everyone from Team CBC who ran alongside us in training, competing, and celebrating an unforgettable event.CBC Nova Scotia at the 2013 Bluenose Marathon

Some important information about a recall for children's medicine:Fever medicine for infants, children under recall - Nova Scotia - CBC Newswww.cbc.caQuality concerns with a Chinese producer of acetaminophen have prompted a recall of four fever medications meant for infants and children.

A second Nova Scotia judge says enough is enough with people who skip their calls for jury duty. Do people take the role seriously enough?

The Tories say it's time beer and wine is sold in grocery stores in Nova Scotia. Should the province loosen the law? Add your view in our online poll:

Calling all Mooseheads fans: check out our Moose Nation feature, complete with reports from superfans Micahel Dick and Steve Lawrence. Find it here:Nation | Features | CBC Nova Scotiawww.cbc.caThe Halifax Mooseheads have already made history with their President Cup win. Now, they’re hoping to become national champions.

One year ago, Raylene Rankin raised the roof at Dreamscape with her signature anthem, Rise Again. She was joined on stage by the Hallelujah Praise Choir and the Phoenix Community Choir. This Friday evening at this year's gala in support of Phoenix Youth Programs, Raylene will be remembered in a heartfelt tribute. Here is the video of Raylene's last performance at Dreamscape. de mayo de 2013 6:15

This little dog named Tiffany survived a 20 metre plunge down a sinkhole in a backyard in Sydney Mines. The home is vacant and neighbours are worried someone else could fall in. Who do you think is responsible for blocking it off or filling in the hole?

Valley apple growers on the lookout for a serious pest. Larry Lutz of Scotian Gold Co-operative tells us about the possibility that Apple Proliferation Phytoplasm has made its way to Nova Scotia. From Information Morning Wednesday.

A Halifax judge has some harsh words for people who skip jury duty. Justice Joseph Kennedy is telling them to sign off Facebook and get to the courtroom. He refers to a 'flabby, sad generation.' Should people be punished for being no-shows? What do you think of what the judge said?

And the Top 27 Progress Best Places to Work in Atlantic Canada are listed here.CBC and Best Places to Work Awards 2013

Progress Magazine's annual awards event, Halifax, NS - May 21, 2013CBC and Best Places to Work Awards 2013Progress Magazine's annual awards event, Halifax, NS - May 21, 2013

POV Question: On Friday we reported that the Nova Scotia Liberal party handed over documents showing it has transferred $2-million in old party trust funds to a new independent Institute. The move complies with a unanimous demand for disclosure from the legislature. The Liberals say they've now complied with a 2009 law that bans the use of trust funds. Our question: Are you satisfied the Liberals have cleaned up their trust fund?

Fotos de la biografíaGO PUBLIC | A jobless Canadian IT professional who is collecting employment insurance is upset because he now suspects several recent jobs he applied for went to temporary foreign workers: Have you ever felt "shut out" of your field?

As thousands of Nova Scotians recover from running in the Blue Nose Marathon , a Halifax woman is preparing to run 17 half-marathons in 17 days — in Gambia­. Read her story here:

Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon 2013 - Halifax, NS - May 17-19Memorable Marathon MomentsScotiabank Blue Nose Marathon 2013 - Halifax, NS - May 17-19

A Nova Scotia tobacconist who flouted provincial regulations to keep tobacco products concealed says he won’t appeal a court decision forcing him to hide his products. Read the story here What do you think? Should stores be able to display cigarettes and other tobacco products? (Photo by the Canadian Press)

This Sunday on Maritime Connection we'll meet Cora MacLean. Breast cancer runs in her family. She's never been diagnosed with the disease -- and now, she never will. Late last year she had a pre-emptive double mastectomy She'll tell her story and we'll take your calls. Tell us your story about living with or beating breast cancer. Join us on Sunday after the four o'clock news on CBC Radio One.

May 17-19, 2013, Halifax, NSCBC and Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon weekend 2013May 17-19, 2013, Halifax, NS

Watch a LIVE stream of the Doctors Nova Scotia Youth Run as part of the Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon starting today at 10:30 a.m. onCatch your young marathoners in action!CBC - Nova Scotiawww.cbc.caThe latest news from across Canada and around the world.

Thousands are preparing for this year's Bluenose Marathon. Check out the list of full and rolling street closures expected this weekend.

It's Road Safety Week and the start of the long weekend when you're sure to see more police on the highways. One thing they're looking for is people using cell phones while they're behind the wheel. Our Last Word Question: What do you think it will take to make people stop texting and phoning while driving? Comment here, Email your thoughts to maritimessaturday@cbc.ca or call toll free, 1-855-222-1045. Then tune in tomorrow night with Elizabeth Chiu at 7:00 pm to see what your friends and neighbours across the Maritimes think.

All charges against Able Seaman Carol Anne Deyoung have been dropped. She says she feels 'vindicated' and can now focus on her health. She's starting this weekend by running the 10-kilometre race in the Bluenose Marathon.

Blue Nose weekend is upon us and we wanted to share a very special Team CBC profile. Robert and Noelle Lavoie are a father-daughter pair on Team CBC. They've been joining us most Thursdays for our group runs in Halifax, and are often at the front of the pack! Noelle is participating in the Doctors Nova Scotia Youth Run on Saturday and dad Robert is participating in the 10K on Sunday. Enjoy!Get to know team CBC: Meet Robert and Noelle Lavoie | Team CBC - Blue Nose Marathon Blog | Events |.www.cbc.ca

In need of some good news today? Check out these wolf cubs.

Hundreds of people turned out for a meeting last night to pitch ideas to replace the Cogswell Interchange. What do you want to see there?

Colchester County has decided to stop plans to allow a company to dump fracking waste water in the sewer system in Debert. The company told CBC last September the water wouldn't be released unless it met national guidelines. Do you think there's enough research to support or oppose fracking and the disposal of its waste water?Fracking water banned from Debert sewers - Nova Scotia - CBC Newswww.cbc.caNova Scotia's Colchester County is blocking a company's plan to dump fracking waste water in the sewer in Debert, a system that is connected to the Bay of Fundy.

Here's Team CBC running with the 78th Highlanders and friends. You'll never guess who's in the lead!16 de mayo de 2013 16:49

Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon Weekend - Thursday

A sailor in the Royal Canadian Navy says she’s fighting two battles right now — one against breast cancer and another against the navy — over a disputed sick day last year. Able Seamen Carol Ann Deyoung, a breast cancer patient, is charged with two counts of disobeying a lawful command and one count of absence without leave. 'I feel somehow betrayed,' she says.

Coming up on Mainstreet today, a remarkable story about a Blue Nose Marathon participant who is lucky to be alive after a devastating skydiving accident in 1997. Carol Murray-Rodriguez fell roughly 3,200 feet at a speed of 90 km per hour and survived. This Sunday, Carol is participating in the 10K at the Blue Nose Marathon. Listen today between 5 and 6 p.m. on CBC Radio One. 90.5 FM in Halifax.

Plans for a tri-province lobster panel. NS Fisheries Minister Sterling Belliveau says the new panel will reflect the concerns of fishermen and processors.From Information Morning Thursday.

These boys were growing their hair to donate it for wigs for kids with cancer. That was, until head lice came along. After three weeks of being infested, their family decided they had to shave their heads. Now their mom wants public health nurses to do regular checks in schools. What do you think?

More Canadians say they are seeing unidentified flying objects than ever before, with 2012 numbers nearly doubling the record number of sightings recorded in previous years. Do you believe? Ever seen something in the sky you can't explain?

Check out these exclusive videos: Classified and David Myles, up front and personal

Breast Cancer Gene test - Hear from a breast health expert and genetic counsellor in the wake of the online buzz around Angelina Jolie. From Information Morning Wednesday: | Information Morning Nova Scotia | Breast Cancer Gene testwww.cbc.ca

POV Question: a Hollywood star's decision to have a preventative double mastectomy...is raising awareness of genetic testing here in Nova Scotia. Angelina Jolie decided to have the surgery after a genetic test that showed she carries the gene which increases her likelihood of one day developing breast cancer. It's the kind of genetic testing that is available in Halifax at the IWK Health Centre. Our question: Are you in favour of genetic testing for disease?

The family of the Cape Breton teen who died during the Toronto marathon hopes people aren't scared of participating in sports because of her death. They're taking part in a memorial run for Emma van Nostrand tonight. What do you think of their efforts to motivate the community to be active?

What do you think of when you hear the term HRM? Some say that doesn't resonate with people around the world. Now, Halifax's Regional Council has decided it's time to rebrand the city. Do you have any suggestions for a new slogan?

Women in Nova Scotia who have had preventative double mastectomies are praising Angelina Jolie for sharing her experiences and encouraging other women to learn about their options.

Are you concerned about using online classfied sites like Kijiji? Hamilton man Tim Bosma found dead - Hamiltonwww.cbc.caTim Bosma, the Hamilton man who was the subject of an intense search after he went missing while taking two men out on a road test of his truck, has been found dead, Hamilton police said today. A police briefing is expected at 2:30 p.m. ET.

All four-year-old William McGill wanted while undergoing chemotherapy was a ball cap and now, thanks to the generosity of strangers, no one else at the IWK will have the same problem.

Ready for a rockin' good time? Matt Andersen, Stuart MacLean, Kim Dunn, the Phoenix Community Choir and Sam Moon will be in the house for this year's Dreamscape, in support of Phoenix Youth Programs. Join us on May 24th at the Cunard Centre. For more deets visit our website: