The Sheldon MacLeod Show – 4 pm

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Posted Apr 14, 2015 05:04:54 PM.

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Tuesday April 14, 2015

We speak with Katie Perfitt, organizer with Blue Dot Movement with the David Suzuki Foundation. We’re joined in studio by Mark Corless and Dylan Aucoin to find out about the short film “Alison” which was recently accepted at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival. We speak with Dalhousie researcher about egg freezing. We get an update on department restructuring from HRP Chief Jean-Michel Blais.

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