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Ontario court orders wrongful dismissal mediation to proceed by videoconference

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An Ontario judge has ordered mediation in a wrongful dismissal case to proceed by videoconference, ruling that there was insufficient evidence to demonstrate that an in-person meeting would be more ef...

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