3pm- MADD Canada on NS PC party and alcohol sales in corner stores

Posted Aug 6, 2013 04:15:08 PM.

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Independent transportation consultant GREG CORMICK will discuss possible changes to VIA’s security measures on its trains. HUGO DAN, from the Rainbow Action Collation will discuss council’s rejection of the Spirit Place development and the impact on LBGT seniors. MADD Canada’s ANDREW MURIE will talk about his organization’s issue with the way the PC party characterized the group’s views on selling alcohol in corner stores. Halifax teen JACQUELINE JORDAN will tell us how her protest against the Victoria Secret brand Pink went on the weekend.

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