The Rick Howe Show – 12 PM

Posted Jan 20, 2015 08:08:20 AM.

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Tuesday January 20, 2015

CFIB Atlantic vice-president Jordi Morgan joins us in studio to discuss his organization’s report on the McNeil government’s efforts to cut red tape for small businesses. NSNU president Janet Hazelton weighs in on mediator James Dorsey’s decision on union health care bargaining in the province. Canadian Press reporter Murray Brewster weighs in on Canadian military members firefight with ISIS fighters. We go to the movies with Chronicle Herald arts reporter Stephen Cooke.

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