The Rick Howe Show – 10 AM

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Posted Jul 10, 2014 08:17:06 AM.

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Thursday July 10, 2014

Steve Campana from the Bedford Institute of Oceanography tells us about great white sharks. Kevin Lacey, Atlantic Canada Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation tells us about the latest tax fight. We discuss the growing problem of aging nurses with Janet Hazelton, president of the Nova Scotia Nurses Union. Incoming executive director at Feed NS Nick Jennery tells us about his new job.

 

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