9AM M.S. & the ‘Liberation Treatment’

Posted Jul 12, 2011 10:11:21 AM.

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9am A woman with MS has died following an operation called the Liberation treatment. Guest: Brock Winterton, President of the CCSVI Coalition. 9:30am Has the cycling experiment failed? Some areas of Toronto are considering pulling up bike lanes and some Waterloo residents feel that cyclists making walking paths dangerous. Guest: Phillip Hewitson, Director of Transportation, City of Waterloo.

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