Local railway expert talks about Lac-Megantic with Dave Glover

By: Robert Washburn | January 30, 2015

Northumberland 89.7FM Drive Time host Dave Glover talks extensively to Dan Christie about the Lac-Megantic railway tragedy and the subsequent reports.

This amazing interview is now located on Dave Glover’s own website (click here to listen)

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