5pm Hour – F35s and sentencing in a double murder

Posted Nov 2, 2011 03:38:05 PM.

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Janet Hazelton the president of the Nova Scotia’s Nurses Union joins us. Why should nurses get an increase when the hospitals are losing 3 per cent of their budgets in Nova Scotia. We talk with her. Kim Stacey of Emma’s Eatery on the Cow Bay Road joins us. Larry Mills’ wife and son were murdered and the killer has just been sentenced to life in prison. We hear from Mills. The Canadian Press’ Murray Brewster chats Canada’s F35s.

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