Maritime Morning Weekend Edition – 9 AM Hour

Posted Aug 25, 2013 08:20:43 AM.

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Ross Soward, director of the Planning & Design Centre talking about Switch: Open Street Sundays. Rouge Fatale talking about the drag and variety Show for Pattrick Blackburn. Criminal Defense Lawyer, Michael Taylor at Presse Mason tell us how far can you legally go to protect yourself in some self-defence situations. Kevin Chapman, Director of Health Policy and Promotion At Doctor’s Nova Scotia tells us about the energy drinks ban for minors.

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