The Rick Howe Show – 9 AM

Posted May 20, 2014 08:09:00 AM.

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Tuesday May 20, 2014

Gail Rice says her dog killed was killed by a bobcat. She has a message she would like to share with you about protecting your pet. Tyrone Cotie, a parent involved in the Park West boundary review, weighs in on the community’s fight to leave the current boundaries intact. We discuss the newly appointed dementia panel with Lloyd Brown, executive director Alzheimer’s Society of Nova Scotia. We discuss the backlands with Catherine McKinnon from the Backlands Coalition. Tony Rogers from the NS Federation of Anglers and Hunters talks to us about bobcats.

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