Halifax Explosion:
CBC Archives looks at the Dec. 6, 1917, explosion.

Photo gallery:
Your photos of winter.

Eco-friendly gifts:
Alternative presents.

Immigration and language:
Mapping the sound and look of Canada.

Your interview:
A meteorologist takes your questions on winter weather.

Your health:
Garlic: the versatile herb.

How a Taser works:
The anatomy of the X26.

Curling:
2007 Canadian Open.

Overboard:
The CBC's Fifth Estate looks at what happened the night Laura Gainey was swept off a tall ship.

Online bookings:
Planning a trip? Watch for the strings attached to deals.

INTERACTIVE:
School statistics
The latest figures on publicly funded education.

Alpine Skiing 2007-08:
10 Canadians who could carve out a name this season.

May I help you?
CBC looks at customer service.

In the Arts:
Explore the Maritimes arts scene.

Canada's casualties:
Military deaths in Afghanistan.

CBC Archives:
The Voice of Hockey: Foster Hewitt

Cops in Canada:
Number of police up, crime rate down: report

The lady vanishes:
The fifth estate investigates the case of Heli Munroe.

Child Care:
Our next big issue?

Health spending:
The cost just keeps going up.

Private Schools:
Are they worth the cost?

Era message:
Buck 65's spooky new album explores the year 1957.

Employment Picture:
Where the jobs are in Canada.

Buying a Home:
How much is that house, really?

Noel's fury:
CBC cameras catch the sights and sounds of storm Noel. (runs 3:22)

CBC Digital Archives: Springhill Mining Disasters:
In the 1950s, A Nova Scotia town suffered two tragic disasters.

Canadian Charity:
How does Nova Scotia compare?

Apprenticeships:
Sorry, you're not hired.

Canadian
government:
Equalization for the 21st century.

Nursing homes:
Residential care facilities by province.

Sounds like Canada:
Shelagh talks with Bob Bancroft, a wildlife and fisheries biologist and award-winning woodlot owner in Pomquet, Nova Scotia. (runs 17:02 RealAudio)

CBC Radio 3 Sessions:
This week on the Sessions podcast, an exclusive session with Halifax's Wintersleep.

The National:
Halifax boy gives hockey money to Vietnamese orphan for surgery. (runs 2:42 l Windows Media)

Fall 2007:
Brilliant colours, warm weather.

Profile:
Standing on the shoulders of Sidney.

CBC Radio 3:
Buck 65 Interview UNCUT.

Demographics:
Mapping Canada's new family relationships.

Urban trees:
Maintaining a vital resource.

EMPLOYMENT:
Age and jobs
Where Canada's older workers stay in the work force.

Canada's oil and gas:
Who produces what.

Canso Causeway:
The Causeway turns 52.

Wheel deal:
Canada's urban bike policies.

Parking costs:
See how Halifax compares with the price of parking around the globe.

Canada in
Afghanistan:
In the line of duty: Canada's casualties.

Phoenix mission:
Dalhousie scientist monitors Martian probe's findings.

East Coast World Music Summit:
Listen to the live-to-air special for CBC Radio which brought together 13 musicians from very diverse backgrounds.

Pugwash conference:
CBC Archives looks at the 1957 meeting of the minds.

Rick Mercer: Tug Boat Driving
Rick does donuts in Halifax Harbour. (runs 5:30 Windows Media)

Bard in the Rough:
Shakespeare goes outside in the summer.

Take it green:
Nova Scotia mulls deposit on coffee cups.
(runs 2:04)

Green Cities:
What Canada's municipalities do to fight climate change.

Real estate: Who's booming?
Home prices and apartments rents in Canada.

Interactive: History of health expenditures
Find out how Nova Scotia compares to the other provinces.

Sailboat shopping bags:
A Nova Scotia company takes old sails and transforms them into stylish and strong shopping bags.
(runs 6:05)

Interactive: Wait times
Find out how Nova Scotia compares to the other provinces.

Arena Air:
CBC News tests pollution levels in arenas in Halifax and four other cities.

Greening 3 cities:
- Halifax (runs 6:10)
- Sudbury (runs 8:03)
- Toronto (runs 5:54)

Ocean Innovation:
Nova Scotia firms find opportunities in deep waters.

Technology & Science:
Atlantic skywatchers awed by lunar eclipse. (runs 1:36 Windows Media)

Tidal power:
Once more into the Bay of Fundy

Grow 'n' Row:
Fact is stranger than fiction. A Windsor, NS man grows gigantic pumpkins - fit to travel. (runs 4:52 Windows Media)

Blue Marlin:
The world's largest heavy-lift ship prepares to load giant oil rigs in Halifax harbour.
(runs 3:09)

Amistad Journey: A life-changing experience
In August, three African Nova Scotian teenagers sailed from Halifax to Portland aboard the Freedom Schooner, Amistad. In 1839, the original Amistad carried 49 captive Africans on a terrible journey that ultimately led to their freedom. On-board footage provided by Wojtek Wacowski. (runs 6:33)

Driven to create:
Catching up with Maritime art sensation Jack Bishop.

Family Viewing:
The photographs of Jaret Belliveau

Maritimes This Week:
Download the best radio stories from the past seven days.

Date-rape warning:
Reporter Darryl Kyte talks to a woman who believes she was slipped a "date-rape" drug.
(runs 2:12)

Maersk Dubai:
Ten years ago, a container ship arrived in Halifax carrying dark secrets. Sailor Rudy Miguel tells CBC News about a decision that changed his life forever. (runs 5:38)

Getting green:
Lawn expert Tim Treguno shares some tips. (runs 2:18)

A school for Sudan:
Jacob Deng is living in Halifax but he can't stop thinking about his war-ravaged home. Jacob tells reporter Dan O'Connell his dream. (runs 2:50)

Heading west:
The boom in Fort McMurray is having an effect on Cape Breton. Wendy Martin explains. (runs 5:16)

Birth of a Novel:
Ami McKay and the midwives of Nova Scotia

Hunt for U-190:
The search is on for the wreck of a German submarine that brought the Second World War to the shores of Nova Scotia. Rob Gordon reports. (runs 2:03)