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I owe this to myself and to my mental health

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By Scott Laurie
| Medium
I want my name back. What happened to me in the CTV National newsroom at Bell Media in 2018 was an injustice. For six years I have lived with this. I have been tarnished with an unfair public impression that I am a workplace risk. Because of the continuing and overwhelming cost to me; on my career, my mental health, my personal relationships, my quality of life and my name – I cannot be silent anymore. What was done to me must be known.
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Canadians ring in new year and continue ringing up new debt Original

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By Scott Laurie
| Toronto Sun Verified
“The real question will be how things shake out during the first half of (2023)": BMO Economist There are fears Canadians’ holiday debt hangover could spill over deep into the new year. Photo by iStock /GETTY IMAGES Article content There are fears Canadians’ holiday debt hangover could spill over deep into the new year. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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Canadians ring in new year and continue ringing up new debt

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By Scott Laurie
| London Free Press Verified
“The real question will be how things shake out during the first half of (2023)": BMO Economist There are fears Canadians’ holiday debt hangover could spill over deep into the new year. Photo by iStock /GETTY IMAGES Article content There are fears Canadians’ holiday debt hangover could spill over deep into the new year. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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