Friday, November 8, 2013 – 11am

Posted Nov 8, 2013 10:38:40 AM.

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11:00am- Peter Jon Mitchell, Senior Researcher at The Institute of Marriage and Family Canada, Re: The best anti-bullying policy? Parental involvement.

11:30am- Nigel Rawson, Senior Fellow at the Fraser Institute, Re: The health of more than 5,000 Canadian cancer patients may have been negatively affected by slow federal and provincial regulatory and reimbursement approval procedures for five new oncology drugs, concludes a new study published by the Fraser Institute.

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