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Dale Goldhawk on Radio and Television
Who is better known as the guy who fights back for Canadians than Dale Goldhawk? Learn more about him here or visit one of the sites below:
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Dr. Zach
February 3, 2012
Goldhawk Fights Back: Dr. Zachary Levine answers questions about bone and joint health–focusing on osteoporosis and osteoarthritis. Continue reading
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Al Maghnieh
February 2, 2012
Goldhawk Fights Back: Mysterious sounds and vibrations are keeping thousands of families awake in Windsor. City Councillor Al Maghnieh says the sound is coming from across the Detroit River in Michigan. But no source has been pinpointed. And no government is eager to do anything about it. Continue reading
Ellen Roseman
February 2, 2012
Goldhawk Fights Back: Personal Finance Columnist Ellen Roseman, from the Toronto Star, talks to Dale about how the federal government could avoid raising the OAS age eligibility from 65 to 67. Continue reading
Dr. Atle Skattebol
February 1, 2012
Goldhawk Fights Back: Dr. Atle Skattebol, a Norwegian expert on Omega-3 fatty acids, explains how they contribute to brain and heart health. And he tells Dale that not all Omega-3′s are created equal. Continue reading
Steve Munro
February 1, 2012
Goldhawk Fights Back: Transit Consultant Steve Munro tries to unravel what’s going on at the Toronto Transit Commission and the argument about over to build the Crosstown LRT line on Eglinton in Toronto. Continue reading
Mary Muter
January 31, 2012
Goldhawk Fights Back: The United States Government is considering a plan that would permanently stop invasive carp from migrating into the Great Lakes. Mary Muter, Chair of the Great Lakes Section of theSierra Club says she’s hopeful this will prevent an environmental disaster in the world’s largest body of fresh water. Continue reading
Joe Mihevc
January 31, 2012
Goldhawk Fights Back: Toronto City Councillor Joe Mihevc says Mayor Rob Ford needs to work with councillors–not act unilaterally when it comes to transit issues. Mihevc has released a legal opinion that says Ford never had the authority to cancel Transit City in the first place. Continue reading
