6pm Hour – The bugs don’t think it’s winter!

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Posted Dec 1, 2011 03:50:54 PM.

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– Is the warm weather confusing plants and bugs? Andrew Hebda with the NS natural history museum joins us. – Cecil Wright checks on sports – SMU’s Peter Twohig joins us with a check on history – Guy Chaham chats about being on Dragon’s Den

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