The Sheldon MacLeod Show – 2 pm

Posted Apr 8, 2015 02:57:10 PM.

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Wednesday April 8, 2015

We speak with Metro Halifax reporter Ruth Davenport about the potential return of Peter Kelly. Jocelyn Rankin of the Ecology Action Centre and Walter Regan of the Sackville Rivers Association join us to discuss daylighting the Sawmill River. We find out about the Heritage Day contest from Natasha Jackson. Christine Saulnier, Director CCPA-NS tells us about the need to rebalance the Nova Scotia tax system. Geoff D’Eon of Screen NS tells us about presenting the petition to save the film tax credit to the Finance Minister.

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