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Posted Mar 14, 2014 07:40:21 AM.

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Friday March 14, 2014

Susan MacAskill, MADD Canada Chapter Services Manager Atlantic Region weighs in on  Michael Gerard Cooper breaking his conditions of release. Hubbards MLA Denise Peterson-Rafuse talks to us about Nova Scotia’s search for a new Auditor General. NSGEU President Joan Jessome updates us on the latest contract talks for Capital Health nurses. Calvin Whidden, Senior Vice President of Cerescorp Company talks to us about last night’s radioactive mishap.

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