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I love to see our local ILEC Telus get anxious.
via: CBC
Telus is urging Industry Minister Tony Clement not to overturn the federal telecommunications regulator’s rejection of Globalive as a cellphone network operator.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission ruled on Oct. 29 that Globalive isn’t Canadian-owned and -controlled, and prevented the company from launching its cellphone business. The commission’s decision conflicted with Industry Canada’s approval of Globalive’s ownership structure.
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Globalive wants to be Canada’s fourth major wireless carrier, competing against Telus, Rogers and Bell. It has spectrum across Canada, except in Quebec.
Canadian cell users NEED more carriers – there is little competition and the pricing works out to be about the same for each carrier, just packaged differently. Canada has some of the most expensive cell rates going.
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