The Rick Howe Show – 10 AM

Posted Apr 23, 2015 08:11:27 AM.

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Thursday April 23, 2015

Writer Ian Johnson tells us why there’s too much security at Province House. We discuss the new Missing Persons Act with former HRP detective Tom Martin. We discuss the Mooseheads season with Chronicle Herald sports reporter Willy Palov. Chair and co-founder of Maritimers Unite for Medical Marijuana Society Debbie Stultz Giffen weighs in on reports that more people are turning to the black market for medical marijuana since Health Canada changed the rules to access the product.

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