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Canadians should be able to pay less to connect

For nearly half a decade, the CRTC’s wholesale policies have been stuck and independent internet competitors like TekSavvy await necessary building blocks for competition: final and certain wholesale rates and access to essential new facilities like fibre.

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BY JANET LO
May 28, 2019

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