4pm Hour – body parts in the mail

Posted May 30, 2012 01:00:28 PM.

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Businessman David Ganong and farmer David Coburn talk EI changes. Council candidate Waye Mason weighs in on the concert scandal. Parliamentary reporter Cormac MacSweeney updates the case of body parts showing up in boxes at Conservative Party headquarters. We hear about breaking news of a cabinet shuffle in Nova Scotia.

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