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Corporate Research Associates CEO Don Mills joins us to talk about political polls. NB NDP leader Domonic Cardy joins us to talk about patronage appointments. Sierra Club’s Bruno Marccoccio talks NB power and outages. The Herald’s Willy Palov joins us from the Q draft.

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