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Radio Noon Montreal | Mar 15, 2013 | 18:38

Paul Rose motion controversy

Quebec Solidaire will not introduce a motion offering condolences to the family of Paul Rose, saying it doesn't want to open old wounds. Our listeners share their memories of the October Crisis.

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