3pm- Gas leaks

Posted Jul 17, 2013 05:00:37 PM.

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Deputy Chief at Halifax Fire ROY HOLLETT will give us an update on the gas leaks in Dartmouth and Halifax yesterday. SARAH FILLMORE from the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia will be on to talk about the life of artist Alex Colville. MP MEGAN LESLIE will talk about reports that an “enemies list” was handed out to federal ministers after the cabinet shuffle. AILEEN NAUSS from the Red Cross will be on to talk about drowning in light of deaths on the weekend.

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