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Posted Sep 15, 2011 08:47:00 AM.

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As of Monday, some downtown streets change from one-way to two-way and vice-versa GUEST: David McCusker- Manager of Strategic Transportation Planning NSHBA says new home purchases will pay for museums, art galleries and other tourist facilities in next round of Capital Cost Contributions GUEST: Paul Pettipas – CEO of the Nova Scotia Home Builders’ Association

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