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Rogers, Bell and Public Safety refused interviews on phone hack - but talked about it in private
After a CBC News/Radio-Canada investigation in November revealed it was relatively easy to hack MPs' phones on the Bell and Rogers mobile networks, the companies and Public Safety Canada refused to give interviews. That didn't stop them from talking to one another, however.
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FEATURE
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Special Report
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Analysis
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Bob McDonald's blog
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