The Rick Howe Show – 12 PM

Posted Mar 2, 2015 08:49:47 AM.

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Monday March 2, 2015

NS Education Minister Karen Casey tells us about the possibility of having kids attend classes on Saturday to make up missing snow days. Murray Metheral from Communities and Resident for Sustainable Transportation weighs in on having commuter rail in the city. Lawyer Michael Dull tells us about a class action lawsuit regarding strip searches at East Coast Forensic Hospital. Ernest Fenwick McIntosh victim Bob Martin gives us his reaction to news that Fenwick McIntosh has been jailed for seven years in Nepal for sexually assaulting a boy.

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