JW comment on Canada Election Candidate Dialouge Surrey SBOT Host Tonight: Liberal: Confidently subdued, Conservative:Speech Sharp, Green: Knock knock wood, moderator:concise and efficient
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JW comment on FED Election Candidate Dialouge Surrey :
Liberal: Confidently subdued
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Conservative:Speech Sharp,
Green: Knock knock wood,
Organizer and Moderator: concise and efficient
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