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EPISODE · May 8, 2019 · 46 MIN

Mark Norman Case Dropped, NW Passage Dispute, Sesame Street, Right Wing Extremism

from Afternoons with Rob Breakenridge · host CHQR / Curiouscast

The newly exonerated Vice-Admiral Mark Norman says he was alarmed by the persistent belief among senior government officials that he was guilty, and that their false assumptions took a significant financial and emotional toll on him and on his family. Guest: Brian Platt, National Post Parliament Hill Reporter Sending warships through the area as a demonstration of its right and ability to transit those international waters that are now claimed by China. These voyages are aggressive, highly visible political statements normally reserved for the highest-priority maritime disputes. Guest: Adam Lajeunesse, Irving Shipbuilding Chair at the Mulroney Institute at StFX and a fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute Sesame Street turns 50 Guest: Cathy Smey Carston, Associate Professor, Bachelor of Child Studies, Mount Royal University Rightwing extremism in Canada Guest: Mack Lamoureaux, Sr. Reporter for VICE Canada Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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