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Posted Nov 21, 2013 07:33:19 AM.

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Thursday November 21, 2013

Former Halifax mayor Peter Kelly gives us a critique of Otter Lake and what he is doing now.
Janice Landry, author of The Sixty Second Story joins us in studio to talk about the book. Filmmaker Ron Lamothe talks to us about a Nova Scotia cold case that interests him.

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