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Podcast: The Todd Veinotte Show November 17th, 2022

By Vanessa Van De Nes

Posted Nov 17, 2022 04:40:34 PM.

Hour 1:

Duncan Williams, president and CEO of the Construction Association of Nova Scotia, joins Jordi to discuss the challenges in Nova Scotia's construction industry. Nick Jennery, Executive Director of Feed Nova Scotia NDP leader Claudia Chender says Houston's silence on surging respiratory illness is unacceptable. Barry McLaughlin,President, TLC Transformational Leadership Consultants Inc. gives an update on the US Midterms.

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Hour 2:

It's the Open Hour. Jordi takes your calls

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Hour 3:

Federal political chat with Leader of the Official Opposition of Canada Pierre Pollievre. CEO of Revolve Phil Otto and Dragon's Den Arlene Dickenson strikes merger deal to create marketing and communications' super firm'. Christine Muise, a braille transcriber, designs Canada's first-ever Indigenous braille code. Music chat with Adam Baldwin.

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