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Freedom open to network-sharing with Rogers, president says

Briefs | 05/24/2019 6:09 pm EDT
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As Shaw Communications Inc. continues to expand its Freedom Mobile brand, a top executive said the company would like to enter into a network sharing arrangement with Rogers Communications Inc. at some point, a desire not shared with the bigger telecom.

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