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Tuesday May 26, 2015

We discuss the Parliment Hill Shooting Report with Cormac MacSweeney. Barry Dalrymple, District 1 councillor joins us to discuss the Fall River development agreement. We speak with Robert Bishop about a motorcycle crash involving his son. Our meteorologist Richard Zurawski tells us what we need to know about the weather this week.

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