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Rogers is perhaps best known from your cellphone bill or the radio station you listen to, or its role as part owners of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment.
But at the heart of it is a family, one that is engaged in a fight over the future of one of Canada’s biggest telecommunications firms.
Barbara Shecter, a business correspondent for the Financial Post and National Post joins Dave Breakenridge to discuss what sparked the dispute within Rogers, what’s at stake for the company, and why this fight is headed to court.
Background reading: Rogers rift takes new twist as both family factions claim control of the board
What the Rogers boardroom drama means for investors
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