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Claire Kane Boychuck on CTV News

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What rights do employees have if they feel unsafe at work – or while getting to work? Claire Kane Boychuk recently joined CTV News to discuss legal options for downtown employees who felt unsafe at work due to demonstrations.

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Claire Kane Boychuk

claire.boychuk@nelliganlaw.ca
613-231-8211

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