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Posted Jul 28, 2013 10:02:26 AM.

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Kerry Dennehy on his bike ride across Canada with his wifr Ginny to raise awareness for mental health. Penny Cameron from the Prince George Hotel on what the Prince George Hotel is doing to celebrate the brith of Prince George. Brian Titus, co-producer of the Halifax Seaport BeerFest on the Halifax Seaport BeerFest. Leah Jones from Pasty Co. talking about what a cronut is.

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