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Alan Carter

Alan Carter

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 Dedicated to the issues that matter to Ontarians with the leaders who make the decisions. Hosted by veteran journalist Alan Carter, it’s the place where newsmakers and influencers come to tell their stories. Cheeky and a little daring, it’s a podcast that promises to never ask how often you floss.2022 Corus Radio Politique
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