The Rick Howe Show – 12 PM

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Posted Feb 20, 2015 08:16:34 AM.

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Friday February 20, 2015

Nova Scotia opposition leader Jamie Baillie joins us in studio to discuss Nova Scotia Power. Halifax Regional School Board spokesperson Doug Hadley tells us about the board’s strip search policy. NSGEU president Joan Jessome reacts to James Dorsey’s decision on the provincial bargaining unions. RCMP Sergeant Alan LeBlanc tells us about tells us about the new website police have put in place for residents to pass tips to law enforcement.

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