The Rick Howe Show – 9 AM

Posted Nov 12, 2014 08:30:55 AM.

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Wednesday November 12, 2014

District 5 Councillor for Dartmouth Centre Gloria McCluskey weighs in on the city’s decision to bring in a well-known labour lawyer to negotiate the police union’s new contract. We discuss Remembrance Day high crowds with military historian John Boileau. United Breaks Guitars singer Dave Carroll tells how the success of the song has changed his life. Former MLA Brian Young tells us why Nova Scotia should adopt presumed consent for organ donations.

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