4pm Hour – Bragging that he pushed them over the edge?

Posted Apr 23, 2012 11:58:38 AM.

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Cyberbullying chair Wayne Mckay joins us to talk about Facebook posts from a man claiming to be the one who pushed NS teens to commit suicide. Fredericton Brad Woodside joins us to talk about the arrest of a blogger. 660News Calgary’s Doug Reynolds joins us to talk about the Albert election. Jamie Baillie is on to talk about a looming strike in the health care system.

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