The Rick Howe Show – 10 AM

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Posted Apr 10, 2014 07:41:16 AM.

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Thursday April 10, 2014

NS Opposition Leader Jamie Baillie talks to us about the MLA pension plan changes. Former Nova Scotia auditor general Roy Salmon, who chaired the MLA pension plan review, discusses the changes made to the Nova Scotia MLA pension plan. Phil Edmonston, author Lemon-Aid car-buyer series, gives you some car advice to help you avoid buying a lemon.

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