Join us this Sunday as we read your letters from around the world, play some terrific music and share a few laughs. That's this Sunday at noon with Terry Haig.

We take a break this week to remember the end of the War in Europe in 1945 with some of the songs people were listening to 67 years ago. We'll also catch up with our huge backlog of reception reports and--hopefully--share a few larfs. That's this Sunday on the Maple Leaf Mailbag.

Subbing for the recovering Ian Jones, Terry Haig continues to read you generous letters from around the world as RCI struggles to survive. We'll also have plenty of music and some off-beat stories to keep your--and our--spirits up. That's this Sunday. Please join us!

We continue to receive dozens and dozens of letters from Canada and around the world about the enormous cuts to RCI funding. (80 percent of our previous budget.) Terry Haig will share your letters of anger, compassion love and hope. He will also explain where the situation stands at the moment. Suffice it  to say, RCI will not be going gentle into that good night. Terry will also mix in a little music as well as some stories from the land of the off-beat. Please join us this Sunday at noon.

We have received scores of letters from listeners in Canada and around the world about the decimation of Radio Canada International. On this week's show, Terry Haig will be joined by the Spanish section's Paloma Martinez  and Marc Montgomery, the host of the Link, They will share your thoughts and kind words. That's Sunday at noon.

We invite you join us on this week's Mailbag as we celebrate Easter and the Buddha's birthday. Spring is here so come on over.

It took some doing, but on this week's Mailbag, Terry Haig will be joined by Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney for an acoustic set featuring songs from their lastest albums as well as some of their hits from the past. Bob Dylan has promised to join the jam at the half-hour mark. That's this Sunday, April 1st. Oops, isn't that April Fools' Day?.....  April Fools'!  poisson d'Avril! ...Now this is on the level. Terry will be joined by Kuy Chheng Treng (pictured), the lovely Cambodian student currently in Canada participating in a global leadership course whom Terry met two weeks ago as they waited for a bus. They will shoot the breeze and read your letters from around the world. Music will be played. Please join us.

Here's a quiz: What are the only two songs recorded by Canadian singing groups to top the record charts in the United States?  Stumped?  Really want to know? Tune in to this week's Mailbag with Terry Haig, subbing for Ian Jones, for the answer AND to hear the songs. We will also pay tribute to Tommy Hunter, Canada's Country Gentleman, who retired last week at the age of 74 after a lifetime on Canadian stages and 27 years in our living rooms on CBC-TV's The Tommy Hunter Show."  We'll also share your letters from around the world and take a look at  some of our off-beat foibles that make us all so human. That's this Sunday on Radio Canada International.