The Rick Howe Show – 12 PM

Posted Jul 8, 2014 08:28:10 AM.

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Tuesday July 8, 2014

We discuss the aftermath of post-tropical storm Arthur on with Fredericton mayor Brad Woodside and Kentville mayor Dave Corkum. Lawyer Ray Wagner tells us about the compensation deal for the victims of the Nova Scotia Home for Coloured Children. We chat birds with birder and wildlife photographer Bill Curry. We go to the movies with Chronicle Herald entertainment reporter Stephen Cooke.

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