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Posted Jun 13, 2014 08:19:22 AM.

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Friday June 13, 2014

We discuss the Nova Centre with Paul MacKinnon, executive director at Downtown Halifax Business Commission. We discuss F-35s with Canadian Press reporter, Murray Brewster. We discuss some of this week’s  major news stories with Ruth Davenport, senior reporter at Metro Halifax and Will Leroy from National Newswatch.

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