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Comedian Craig Lauzon

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Ottawa-raised Craig Lauzon is a regular cast member on CBC's "Air Farce LIVE," where he has received multiple Canadian Comedy Award nominations for both TV performance and writing. Craig is also a member of Tonto's Nephew's, a comedy troupe that has performed all over Canada.

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