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It's World Theatre Day! Tara Lynn Taylor tees up the Merritt Awards, Theatre Nova Scotia's celebration of outstanding theatrical talent. Plus, Zuppa Theatre's first online game and the Atlantic Canadian premier of Take D Milk, Nah?

Sustainable Marine is one of a half dozen companies trying to generate electricity out of the world's highest tides in the Bay of Fundy. Now the company is pulling out of the race, saying they've wasted too many years trying to comply with unclear and inconsistent DFO regulations.

NDP leader Claudia Chender and Kristina Fifield with the Avalon Sexual Assault Centre talk about 'Can't Buy My Silence' – a community conversation about nondisclosure agreements happening at the Halifax Central Library. Plus, why there's a petition to stop NDAs.

Friends and family of are saying their final farewells. Const. Jordan was one of two police officers killed on the job when responding to a family dispute in west Edmonton. CBC's Erin MacInnis speaks with his friend Paul Cyr from Annapolis Valley.

There's frustration growing among some people living on the South Shore around development encroaching upon beloved beaches and coastal areas. A group of citizens are getting together to talk about options to protect one of those spots, Crescent Beach near West Dublin.

Finance Minister Allan MacMaster has announced a $14.4 billion budget that includes $6.5 billion in health spending, but doesn't include an increase to income assistance. He joins us to talk about the budget.