I just received this text from my good friend who works at Shaw TV: "So today is my (and everyone else's) first day as a Shaw employee!" So thank you... for helping out with this issue!
Brownridge says at least 10 contractors, who always met the legal definition of employees, have finally been offered employee status.
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Thank you very much for your help with my fight against excessive and unauthorized roaming charges. I am pleased to report that I have heard other Canadians are using the "Negotiating Tool Kit" co-authored by Philip Passudetti of Pass Consult, Steve Anderson of OpenMedia, and me, to negotiate their cell phone charges to a reasonable amount. Hopefully the CRTC will regulate this unfair business practise and mandate a Roaming Charge Cap to avoid future customer bill shock.
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"I compliment the minister and the Liberal Party for expeditiously tweaking legislation to allow low-income clients access to purchase their eye-wear and lenses online. This will allow them lower costs and better quality eyewear, therefore improving their quality of life. I wish also to thank Go Public for the service they serve society and the public to prod such change and expose things that otherwise are hidden away from most of the public's awareness."
]]>"For now we are very happy with all of the coverage you have given us. Arising from this, our local rag the North Shore News has phoned, and sent their photographer around today, with a story coming out... so that is great news. I'll certainly keep you posted on future happenings. I really can't thank you enough, and the CBC, for taking up our cause..."
]]>"Kathy, THANK YOU for getting the story out there and for having the journalistic instinct to recognize and pursue this story in the first place."
As a result of our investigation and reports, two class action lawsuits have been filed against the company. The RCMP is also conducting its own investigation into allegations of fraud.
]]>"Kathy, THANK YOU for getting the story out there and for having the journalistic instinct to recognize and pursue this story in the first place."
As a result of our investigation and reports, two class action lawsuits have been filed against the company. The RCMP is also conducting its own investigation into allegations of fraud.
]]>"Kathy, THANK YOU for getting the story out there and for having the journalistic instinct to recognize and pursue this story in the first place."
As a result of our investigation and reports, two class action lawsuits are in the works. The RCMP is still investigating allegations of fraud.
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Meanwhile the Toronto mom, Yvonne Keller, who lost $10,000 after her son was kicked out of the facility and sent back to Toronto on a bus alone, has received offers of help from two other drug programs.
"I just can't believe this. I extend the biggest warmest hug to you and the CBC right now. Truly, thank you."
]]>"I just can't believe this. I extend the biggest warmest hug to you and the CBC right now. Truly, thank you."
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"Well done and thank you for your help! We can hope it has some sustainable benefit for the process."
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"In the end, it took a crusading CBC TV producer and determined reporter to force Chrysler to act after nine years of stonewalling Ram pickup owners."
Phil Edmonston, Lemon-Aid New Cars and Trucks 2012
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"I couldn't believe it. I don't know what to say. Thank you so much for doing the story and for all your help."
]]>"There is a desire clearly to move ahead with the replacement of a facility that is long past its best before date."
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