Friday November 1, 2013 – 11am

Posted Nov 1, 2013 02:04:48 PM.

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11:00am- Greg Durocher, President and CEO of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, Re: The roundabout debate has flared up again in Waterloo Region after Councillor Sean Strickland said they aren’t safe for pedestrians. Durocher is a big supporter of the traffic circles, just not in their present form.

11:30am- Kathy Lynn, Parenting Expert and Founder of ParentingToday.ca, Re: Pediatricians in the US say it’s time to get with the times and want a bedroom ban on smartphones as well as limits on kids’ internet and social media use.

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