5pm- Swissair investigator talks

Posted Sep 3, 2013 06:21:23 PM.

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Former Mountie TOM JUBY was an investigator after Swissair Flight 111 crashed 15 years ago, he’ll tell us what it was like. Chronicle Herald entertainment reporter STEPHEN COOKE will tell us what to see at cheap night at the movies. Sports writer JIM PRIME will discuss the baseball pennant races. PC leader JAMIE BAILLIE will be on to discuss his proposed education tax credit.

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