Stefan Delloch from the Northern Savings Credit Union co-hosts “This Week” with Shannon Lough. (Northern View photo)

Stefan Delloch from the Northern Savings Credit Union co-hosts “This Week” with Shannon Lough. (Northern View photo)

This Week Podcast — Episode 106

Stefan Delloch from the Northern Savings Credit Union joins us in reading Prince Rupert news

Northern Savings Credit Union and Stefan Delloch present this week’s episode with news and sports highlights, a discussion on the upcoming election, and more on International Credit Union Day on October 18.

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