

ISPs shouldn’t need government funding for rural builds, senator says
Brief | April 4, 2019
OTTAWA — Conservative New Brunswick senator Carolyn Stewart Olsen said Thursday the CRTC should require internet service providers (ISPs) to serve rural and remote Canadians — without the need for government money.
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