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Bell Canada tries to force hearing off Zoom to in-person, but arbitrator says no

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An arbitrator has dismissed an effort by Bell Canada to force a hearing to happen in person rather than via Zoom.
Bell asked the arbitrator to hold the in-person meeting, in Toronto, due to the case's...

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