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3:00pm Canada Gets a “C” on its Environment Report Card

The Conference Board of Canada says Canadians throw away more garbage per capita than any other country in the developed world. That, combined with heavy usage of energy and water, gives Canada a “C” grade and a ranking of 15th out of 17 countries in The Conference Board of Canada’s How Canada Performs—Environment ranking.

Guest: Len Coad, Content Contributor for the Conference Board of Canada and garbage expert

http://www.conferenceboard.ca/hcp/details/environment/municipal-waste-generation.aspx

3:30pm Idle No More

Idle No More protestors showed up at the Sun building to protest Ezra’s show and what he’s been saying about the Idle No More movement.

Guest: Ezra Lavent, Host of The Source on Sun TV

http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/shows/the-source.html

http://www.ezralevant.com/

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