Maritime Morning Weekend Edition – 8 AM Hour

Posted Nov 2, 2013 08:38:04 AM.

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Saturday November 2, 2013

CRIME STOPPERS with HRP Constable Don Jenkins. Bacon Bits. Brenda LeBlanc, client services agent at Veterans Affairs Canada Sydney office talks to us about nine veterans affairs offices across Canada that are shutting down and the affects it will have on veterans. Local elementary students Langley and Macguire Burke talk to us about their experience on Dragon’s Den “Student Special” episode.

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