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Posted Nov 21, 2013 07:31:54 AM.

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Thursday November 21, 2013

Today is National Housing Day –  Don Spicer, Executive Director of Shelter Nova Scotia talks to us about homelessness. Peter Stoffer, NDP MP Sackville—Musquodoboit has decided not to run for the provincial leadership of the NDP he tells us why. Dalhousie law professor Wayne MacKay talks to us about the new cyberbullying legislation. Consumer advocate John Merrick talks to us about the Maritime Link.

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