The Sheldon MacLeod Show – 2 pm

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Posted Feb 24, 2015 04:13:40 PM.

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Tuesday February 24, 2015

We speak with Lenore Zann about her announcement to run for NDP leadership. We’re joined by the newly appointed Chief Inspector of the SPCA NS, Neil Thorogood. We catch up with our friend Chef LIVE! Richard Julien.

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