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Telcos should invest in think-tanks to help influence policy debates, Hunter says

News | 11/19/2013 10:34 pm EST

Canada’s telecom companies should find new ways to invest in shaping public policy since they can no longer donate to political parties directly, said Lawson Hunter, counsel at Stikeman Elliott and a former head of the federal Competition Bureau.

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