This Week Podcast — Episode 106 – Prince Rupert Northern View

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

Oct. 11, 2018 5:30 a.m.
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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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