The Sheldon MacLeod Show – 5 pm

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Friday February 13, 2015

We’re joined by the president of Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers, John O’Reilly. We get an update from Kevin Mitchell of the Department of Transportation. Amanda Wamboldt, general manager of the Super 8 in Windsor tells us about how they provided emergency shelter over the weekend. We speak with Glenn Burnett, president of Trecan Combustion about their snow-melting machine. We get an update on snow clearing from Darren Natolino, Superintendent of Halifax’s winter works department.

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