The Sheldon MacLeod Show – 3 pm

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Posted Feb 6, 2015 04:08:28 PM.

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Friday February 6, 2015

PC leader Jamie Baillie joins us ahead of their annual general meeting. Scott Armstrong joins us in studio to discuss anti-terrorism laws. We’re joined by our film critic Leslie James to find out what’s playing this weekend. Derek Miedema, researcher for the Institute of Marriage and Family Canada joins us to discuss the new ruling on doctor-assisted death.

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