The Rick Howe Show – 9 AM

Posted Dec 27, 2013 07:57:47 AM.

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Friday December 27, 2013

NDP MLA David Wilson warns of funding cuts in Capital Plan. Bill Van Gorder, President, CARP Nova Scotia Chapter tells us why its important to have a dementia strategy in NS now. Australian brothel worker Asha Walsh joins us on the phone to discuss if happy prostitutes are a myth. Yarmouth Town councillor Ken Langille talks to us about the Zion church in Yarmouth closing after 118 years.

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