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Posted Mar 13, 2014 08:04:51 AM.

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Thursday March 13, 2014

Jim Davis whose son Paul Davis was killed in Afghanistan reflects on the end of Canada’s military mission in Afghanistan. Gord Stewart, executive director of the Restaurant Association of Nova Scotia talks to us about another restaurant closure in downtown Halifax. The Ecology Action Centre’s Mark Butler talks to us about GMO fish. HRM District 13 Councillor for Hammonds Plains – St. Margarets  Matt Whitman talks to us about Hammonds Plains planning a road upgrade.

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