On the heels of the incumbent appeal of a Federal Court of Appeal decision upholding the CRTC’s setting of third-party access rates for wholesale internet to the Supreme Court of Canada, Competitive Network Operators of Canada’s director of legal and regulatory affairs Geoff White said that the incumbents are throwing “the slowest moving temper tantrum in Canadian telecom history.”
BCE Inc. and Telus Corp. reiterated their concerns around the CRTC’s ongoing review of the wholesale high-speed access framework, warning regulators of the delicate balance between access rates and...
The CRTC has opted to keep its cost-based rate setting approach for wholesale telecom services but made a few enhancements such as directing wholesale service providers to provide market-level...
According to the CEO of one of Canada's largest regional internet service providers, the recent state of acquisitions in the telecom market has effectively inverted the wholesale model from what it...
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