The Rick Howe Show – 10 AM

Posted Jan 21, 2014 08:00:48 AM.

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Tuesday January 21, 2014

James Campbell, spokesperson for Halifax Water Commission talks to us about flushable wipes. Susanna Fuller from the Ecology Action Centre talks to us about the lawsuit against the federal government about genetically modified salmon. Halifax NDP MP Megan Leslie joins us on the phone to talk about the oil sands. Melanie Stephen, owner Stephen Health Agency Inc talks to us about the pot vs. booze debate.

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