Federal appellate court heard Rogers’ acquisition of Shaw, access to Parole Board records this week

Violations of the Disabled Contributor's Child Benefit also heard

Federal appellate court heard Rogers’ acquisition of Shaw, access to Parole Board records this week
Open access to court records apply to Parole Board hearings, CBC argued

Rogers Communications’ acquisition of Shaw Communications, open access to court records of the Parole Board, and Charter violations of the Disabled Contributor’s Child Benefit among the topics heard by the Federal Court of Appeal.

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