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Posted May 1, 2015 08:02:51 AM.

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Friday May 1, 2015

Chronicle Herald sport reporter Monty Mosher and Halifax’s Vince Williams weigh in on the National Basketball League’s game seven championship controversy. Former navy commander Jim Reddy tells us about HMCS Sackville. We discuss the budget with district 15 Lower Sackville councillor Steve Craig. Waste Management consultant Ken Donnelly tells us about the petition against a Halifax library using poison to get rid of pigeons.

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