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CRTC launches satellite inquiry, NWTel appeals December decision

News | 02/06/2014 8:43 pm EST

The simmering debate over Northern Canada’s telecommunications services heated up again this week as Northwestel Inc. asked the CRTC to re-examine parts of its most recent decision on the company’s services, and as the commission launched a planned inquiry into satellite “transport” services.

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