14 October 2019CopyrightRory O'Neill

Canada's public broadcaster sues over Conservative campaign ad

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), the country’s public service broadcaster, is suing the Conservative Party of Canada for copyright infringement over clips used in an online ad attacking incumbent prime minister Justin Trudeau.

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Canada's public broadcaster sues over Conservative campaign ad

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