We hear ideas for improving provincial snow removal from a private plow operator, and talkback from yesterday's African heritage show. And on the phone-in, genealogy with Lesley Anderson.

The Halifax Regional Municipality says people living in five tent encampments need to leave by Feb. 26. Parks Canada lends a hand to clear snow from around the Cape Breton Highlands National Park after record snowfall in Nova Scotia. And on the phone-in: Black history in the Maritimes.

Cape Breton is still digging out from the historic snowfall over the weekend. But there's still a lot of snow left on roofs. We hear what signs to look for with the heavy snow loads on roofs. Plus how to keep your heat pump running efficiently in stormy weather. And on the phone-in: George Iny, co-author of the Lemon-Aid Guide, takes your car consumer questions.

We bring you a special extended program covering the impacts of the snowstorm across the Maritimes, and areas like Cape Breton that were hardest hit. And on the phone-in, urban planner Tristan Cleveland talks housing density.

The IWK is starting a pilot program to source more local food, and doctor recruitment efforts get scrutiny at a hospital meeting on PEI. And on the phone-in, we discuss cooperatives as an antidote to rampant capitalism.

Cardiac arrests happening outside hospitals are on the rise-we hear from a survivor and a Heart and Stroke advisor. And on the phone-in: the toll of working multiple jobs just to make ends meet.

We hear about the final report on the Desmond Inquiry, a Maritimer on the board of Dying with Dignity Canada reacts to the federal government's decision to pause extending medically assisted death to those suffering from mental illness. And on the phone-in...physiotherapist Laura Lundquist talks about the physical activity guidelines and answers your questions about treating and avoiding injury.

Stellarton residents are spotting domesticated rabbits on the loose and are concerned about their well-being. And on the phone-in: we discuss the state of our democracy.

CBC Meteorologist Tina Simpkin updates us on the first nor'easter of the year, we hear why farmer's markets can't keep the shelves stocked. And on the phone-in: pharmacist Graham MacKenzie takes your questions on pain relief.

We hear from the harbour manager and the mayor about the fire that destroyed three boats last night at Chegoggin Point Wharf in Yarmouth Co. And on the phone-in, Doug Bethune takes automotive questions.