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The Current Economy …. & Roddie Mac

Posted on October 23, 2008 by lesmuise

THE TIME TO ACT ON THE ECONOMY IS NOW: MCNEIL
Today at 1:31pm

(Halifax, NS) Liberal leader Stephen McNeil is today criticizing Rodney MacDonald for lacking an economic plan and is insisting that the Nova Scotia economy has already begun to feel the effects of the global financial crisis.
“Nova Scotians can’t afford to wait any longer for [...]

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