Summer jobs and the Supreme Court of Canada are hot topics

By: Robert Washburn | April 22, 2015

A free-ranging conversation about the Lord’s prayer, the politicization of the Superme Court of Canada and local summer jobs for Northumberland County’s youth are the focus of discussion on Consider This Live.

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