The Sheldon MacLeod Show – 2 pm

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Posted Feb 26, 2015 02:27:46 PM.

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Thursday February 26, 2015

Featuring Dan Ahlstrand

Our meteorologist Richard Zurawski gives us a weather update and tells us about “frost quakes”. QEII President and CEO Bill Bean joins us to discuss the QEII Home Lottery. We find out what’s in store in terms of gas prices from Dan McTeague of Gasbuddy.com. We speak with city staffer Jim Kirk about wifi in downtown Halifax.

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