The Rick Howe Show – 9 AM

Posted Feb 6, 2015 08:33:30 AM.

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Friday February 6, 2015

Superintendent of Halifax’s winter works department Darrin Natalino updates us on the road conditions in the city. Our meteorologist Richard Zurawski updates on the status of the storm. HRP Constable Pierre Bourdages updates us on the number of accidents caused by the storm. Retired vet Hugh Chisholm gives us his thoughts about council’s decision to approve an domestic animal advisory committee. Long Pond hockey tournament chairman Dave Hunter tells us about the upcoming tournament. Anti-poverty activist Michael Bradfield tells us about pay day loans. Marketing teacher Ed McHugh weighs in on Staples’ decision to purchase Office Depot.

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