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Let the Day of Action begin

November 5, 2008

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I’m now at Queen’s Park in Toronto, although I missed Question Period due to a traffic accident which shut down the primary highway between Hamilton and Toronto.However, I did get a chance to ask the minister of Training, Colleges, and Universities, John Milloy, a few questions. Look for the audio later today as I’m running to UToronto’s Convocation Hall now to take more pictures.I took a few pictures of Milloy but he blinked in most of them. I was only able to get one decent shot before I needed to get back in the scrum. It’s been uploaded to the Flickr group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/898140@N24/

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