CARP addresses senior’s issues in federal election

By: Robert Washburn | October 6, 2015

Mary Robertson and Louise Warr, of the Greater Bay of Quinte chapter of the Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP), discuss issues in the federal election related to seniors, from the economy to pharmacare on Consider This Live as part of the Drive Time with Dave Glover on Northumberland 89.7 FM

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