On Tuesday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

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Tina Oliver, former talk show host and spirited mother joins the show.

As the Vancouver civic strike continues, we ask – are union workers bullying neighbours who takes clean-up matters into their own hands? We open the phone lines to you.

New allergy regulations are now in place in our schools. What does this mean for your child? Pam Lee, a volunteer with Anaphylaxis Canada and PACT (Protect Allergic Children Today) and Joise Corrado, and mother who has a daughter with Anaphylaxis to dairy discuss how these regulations will impact students.

Leilah Nadir, author of The Orange Trees of Baghdad: In Search of my Lost Family is in the studio.

Finally, Ed McCormick, Country Director, Senlis Afghanistan discusses the Senlis 9/11 report.

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