Maritime Morning Weekend Edition – 11 AM hour

Posted Nov 3, 2013 08:22:25 AM.

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Sunday November 3, 2013

John Munro, Regional Manager of Frontier College joins us in studio to talk about support literacy by eating, drinking and watching TV Giller Light. Darryl Johnson, founder www.maritimeunsolvedcrime.com tell us about his website. It’s International sandwich day!! Stephanie Clairmont, culinary dietitian and nutrition coach in the Greater Toronto Area talks to us about sandwiches. We take your calls about sandwiches.

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