4pm Hour -The band played on…

Posted Feb 20, 2012 04:10:25 PM.

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Kyle Buott with Halifax Labour joins us to talk about the transit strike. David Fetinko chats with us about Canada Border Services Agency. He says they were rude to his 12 year old son. Author Yvonne Hume joins us to talk about her book about her great uncle who was the violinist on the Titanic. Carl Purcell joins us to talk about salmon farming in the maritimes. Is it bad for the environment?

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