The Rick Howe Show – 9 AM

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Posted Jan 10, 2014 07:53:31 AM.

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Friday January 10, 2014

Global Halifax reporter Natasha Pace joins us on the phone to talk about the Christopher Falconer trial. HRM District 8 Councillor Jennifer Watts talks to us about the city’s plans to give Metro Transit an overhaul. It’s More Than Buses spokesperson Kaitlin Pianosi shines a light on the city’s plans for Metro Transit.  

  

 

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