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Signal Radio: Fashion, turbines, and concussions

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November 22, 2016, 11:18 am ASTLast Updated: November 25, 2016, 3:05 pm

A tidal power turbine in the Bay of Fundy.
A tidal power turbine in the Bay of Fundy.   Emera

Here’s the Nov. 17 edition of the weekly Signal Radio show, hosted by Nzingha Millar and Peter Topshee and directed by Pauline Dakin.

In this week’s installment, reporter Seth Earle tackles the Fundy Force project and clears up misconceptions surrounding tidal power.

Josh Healey explores injuries in sport. Meanwhile, Caitrin Pilkington explains how increased U.S. work permit costs are impacting Canadian musicians.

And finally, Luke MacDonald takes a trip to Atlantic Fashion Week to speak with local designers about what the event means for their public awareness.

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Catch the regular broadcast of The Signal Radio Show every Friday at 11:00 a.m. on CKDU.

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