The Rick Howe Show – 10 AM

Posted Oct 7, 2014 08:01:20 AM.

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Tuesday October 7, 2014

Allison Kouzounikov from Community Foundation of Nova Scotia tells us why Nova Scotia youth are struggling. We discuss the ban on blood given from gay men with Adam Myatt from the Rainbow Action Project. Bruce Rogers, executive director, Eastern Recyclers Association. Bruce Rogers, executive director, Eastern Recyclers Association tells us why the province’s Solid Waste Regulation Review is a good thing. We discuss clearcutting with forester Jamie Simpson.

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