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REPLAY: Jim Flaherty at the News Café

Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty made an appearance Friday at the Free Press News Café to discuss the end of the penny and the recent federal budget. Flaherty chatted with Free Press political columnist Dan Lett.

Watch a replay of the interview below:

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Updated on Friday, May 4, 2012 at 12:44 PM CDT: Adds replay video

12:52 PM: updates with new photo

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