3pm Hour – Dog attacks and boundary review

Posted Aug 24, 2011 04:23:33 PM.

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Animal Services has made some leeway on a dog attack that left a family pet dead Monday. We speak with Andrea McDonald with Animal Services and Kristin Williams with the Nova Scotia SPCA. Meanwhile the debate and confusion over the city’s boundary review continues. We speak with political blogger Waye Mason of halifaxpolitics.ca and councillors David Hendsbee and Lorelei Nichol.

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