The Rick Howe Show – 10 AM

Posted Jan 13, 2015 08:26:56 AM.

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Tuesday, January 13, 2015

We discuss Facebook privacy with privacy lawyer David Fraser. HRP Chief Jean Michel Blais joins us in studio to tell us how the city is addressing the ongoing global terror threat. Vice president of academic and external at the Dalhousie Students Union Jacqueline Skiptunis weighs in on the Dalhousie dental students Facebook controversy. The Price Is Right is coming to Dartmouth! Dartmouth Sportsplex arena manager Lucille Benoit tells us all about it.

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