The Rick Howe Show – 12 PM

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Posted Apr 29, 2014 07:56:13 AM.

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Tuesday April 29, 2014

Jordi Morgan, CFIB vice-president, Atlantic talks to us about the temporary foreign workers program. We talk about health care matters with NS Health Minister Leo Glavine. TV host & nutrition expert Julie Daniluk joins us in studio to talk about cooking and nutrition.We go to the movies with Chronicle Herald entertainment reporter Stephen Cooke.

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