3pm- Halifax councillor pay debate

By News Staff

Posted Oct 16, 2013 06:27:32 PM.

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Chronicle Herald columnist PAUL SCHNEIDEREIT will talk about his latest column on council salaries. Cpl. SCOTT MCRAE will tell us about an RCMP traffic crackdown. Scientist TIM WEBSTER will talk about a study he did on rising sea levels and how they are expected to affect Nova Scotia. LINDA SLAUNWHITE has been trying to fight a policy implementing paid parking at St. Vincents. She’ll tell us about the outcome of their protests. Councillor DAVID HENDSBEE will talk about the cell tower proposed in Lawrencetown Beach.

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