TELUS sues Shaw over misleading Fibre+ Internet ads

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Last week, TELUS filed suit against Shaw over ‘misleading’ ads about its Fibre+ internet service. Today, Peter Vogel, tech expert and columnist, joins us to talk about why Shaw’s advertising is misleading and how this might affect your home internet speeds if you subscribe to the Shaw Fibre+ 300 Internet Service. We’ll also discuss how the criminal justice system in Ontario has used technology to adapt during COVID-19 with criminal lawyer and Toronto Director of the Criminal Lawyer’s Association, Jennifer Penman. Fellow gadget guy, Marc Saltzman, joins us with last minute tech gift ideas that will impress Dad this Father's Day.

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