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Posted Mar 17, 2015 08:06:23 AM.

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Tuesday March 17, 2015
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 

Curler and ice maker Jamie Danbrook weighs in on curling ice conditions in Nova Scotia. Pictou resident Robert Snow tells us about a family heirloom he believes is a piece of a Nazi plane. Corporate Research Associates CEO Don Mills joins us in studio to discuss immigration.

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