3pm Hour – snares in shubie

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Posted Apr 10, 2012 01:31:53 PM.

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Karen Casey, Liberal MLA talks about librarians, several positions have been axed in Nova Scotia. Councillor Darren Fisher joins us, more snares have been found in Shubie Park. HRM By Design consultations are happening, Dawn Sloane joins us. The Mooseheads are at home tonight, facing down a 2-0 series deficit in their best-of-seven with the Quebec Remparts. Our play by play guy John Moore joins us.

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