6pm- Crosswalk safety in Halifax

Posted Aug 8, 2013 07:56:49 PM.

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Councillor STEVE CRAIG and safety advocate NORM COLLINS will tell us about a possible plan to improve crosswalk safety. We’ll talk sports with HARV STEWART and history with SMU professor PETER TWOHIG. COLE MCLEAN, from atlanticcanadarocks.ca, will talk to us about ZZ Top’s announcement that they will be in New Brunswick.

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