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Posted Apr 10, 2015 07:51:23 AM.

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Friday April 10, 2015

Geoff D’Eon from Pilot Light Productions Inc. reacts to the provincial government’s changes to the film tax credit. Incoming chairman of the Halifax Chamber of Commerce Rob Batherson reacts to the provincial government’s budget. Mooseheads play-by-play announcer John Moore gets us ready for the Mooseheads and Wildcats playoff series starting tonight. Nova Scotia Federation of Labour president Rick Clarke weighs in on the provincial government’s budget.

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