The Rick Howe Show – 9 AM

Posted Jan 3, 2014 07:26:31 AM.

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Friday January 3, 2014

Jackie Morash, owner of Stud Me Out Stables talks about her effort to save wild horses in Nova Scotia. Ken Wilson, president of the union representing bus drivers Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 508 talks to us about bus tires. Brenda Hardiman, mother of a mental health patient and Cindy Carruthers, People First Nova Scotia talks to us about mental health. Maureen MacDonald, Acting leader of the NS NDP talks to us about Premier’s brother being awarded a government tender.

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