On the phone-in: The three Rs of waste management seem so simple until it comes time to put out the garbage. What would make you a better recycler? Plus, an open letter urging New Brunswick's premier to declare gender-based, intimate partner and family violence an epidemic.

On the phone-in: Author and journalist Rhaina Cohen takes your calls around the fulfillment found in a life centred around friendship. And how Maritimers are making the best of the cold, snowy weather – even when it causes havoc, like being iced in!

On the phone-in: Lawyer Jessica Lyle takes your questions about will and estate planning. Plus, Cole Harbour represents on and off the ice. We check in with a hockey team who got to cheer on their hometown heroes Nathan MacKinnon and Sidney Crosby at the 4 Nations Face-off.

On the phone-in: Match-maker Jean-Eva Dickie takes your calls on how you met the love of your life. And we hear an archival report from Anna-Maria Tremonti in 1990 about the Canadian flag's 25th birthday. Tomorrow it turns 60.

Today's phone-in: our paint and stain expert Jim White takes your questions. But first, we hear from architect Syd Dumaresq about renewed efforts to save l'Eglise Sainte-Anne in Church Point.

Today's phone-in: are multi-level marketing schemes legitimate side hustles or a grift? Plus, reports of a St. Stephen woman's death were greatly exaggerated, and your feedback on yesterday's mining phone-in.

On the phone-in: Should we increase resource extraction and mining for critical minerals in the Maritimes? And we check in on how our power grids are handling increasing demand.

Today's phone-in: Keeping the home fires burning - Barry Walker and Eric Murphy on home heating systems. Plus we hear from the president of Acadia about their announcement that they are closing the university's pool in June.

Today's phone-in: Author, biologist, botanist and bio-chemist Diana Beresford-Kroeger on the sweetness of a simple life. But first, we hear about a record-setting solar tower in Halifax, and more uncertainty around the tariffs.

On the phone-in: Do the threat of American tariffs have you buying Canadian? And farmers say now is the time to get serious about increasing our food sovereignty.