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Posted Nov 13, 2014 06:11:20 PM.

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Thursday November 13, 2014

Crohn’s & Colitis Awareness Month ambassador Shannon Stevenson joins us tell us about lighting up City Hall. We’re joined by Brenda Mulrooney, President for the Association of Nova Scotia Villages. Health Minister Leo Glavine joins us to discuss legislation surrounding organ donation. We speak with Amr ElKhasab and Jacqueline Skiptunis of the Dalhousie Student Union about tuition fees.

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