The Rick Howe Show – 12 PM

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Posted Jan 20, 2014 07:59:23 AM.

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Monday January 20, 2014

Political blogger Parker Donham talks to us about his case with Elections Nova Scotia being moved to the RCMP. Jennifer English, Senior Policy Analyst Canadian Federation of Independent Business tells us about a business report. Catherine Abreu, Energy Coordinator at the Ecology Action Centre talks to us about Efficiency NS. We welcome historian Peter Twohig back to the show to give us a history lesson.

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