The Rick Howe Show – 12 PM

Posted Mar 26, 2015 08:42:02 AM.

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Thursday March 26, 2015

Ernest Fenwick MacIntosh victim Bob Martin tells why he will be at the Nova Soctia legislature on Friday. Dartmouth East MLA Andrew Younger tells us why he stepped down from cabinet. President and CEO of the Waterfront Development Corp. Colin MacLean tells us why his company purchased the old Dartmouth Coast Guard lands. Halifax Rainmen majority owner and president Andre Levingston tells us about a scheduling conflict that’s leaving his basketball club in the dark as to where game five of their playoff series will take place.

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