The Sheldon MacLeod Show – 5 pm

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Posted Feb 4, 2015 05:08:20 PM.

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Wednesday February 4, 2015

Åsa Kachan tells us about the Halifax Central Library being named En Route Magazine’s Top Design-High Library. Michaela Sam of the Canadian Federation of Students and NDP Maureen MacDonald join us to talk about the tuition fee protest. We get an update from our friend Kris Sims, Sun News Network Atlantic Bureau Chief.

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