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Maritime Noon | Dec 21, 2012 | 53:08

Protests against Bill C-45, drunk driving licence plate feedback, and gardening gift ideas.

Aboriginal groups set up highway protests in Nova Scotia, slowing down traffic. Your reaction to a PEI plan for special licence plates for people convicted on drunk driving. And Marjorie Willison has advice for caring for plants over winter AND gardening gift ideas.

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