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Posted Jan 8, 2013 09:24:46 AM.

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10:00am- Michael Haan, Canada Research Chair in Population and Social Policy at the University of New Brunswick, Re: What does the future hold for Ontarians born in 2013?

10:30am- Brian Lilley, Political Journalist for Sun Media’s National Bureau, Re: Turn out the lights: Government should walk away from ban on incandescent bulbs.

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