4pm Hour – Power rates up 20 per cent under Dexter

Posted Jun 7, 2012 12:46:55 PM.

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Nova Scotia Liberal leader Stephen McNeil joins us to talk power rates. Fredericton Mayor Brad Woodside joins us to talk about bar hours, several bar owners want later closing hours. Stepping Stone’s Rene Ross reacts to the missing persons inquiry in BC. Angie Thompson talks about a fitness study.

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