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The building at the centre of the dispute between Cloudwifi and Bell, at 10 Northtown Way, Toronto, resulting in the CRT'C 2021 fibre in-building wire decision. (photo via Royal York Property Management.)
CRTC in-building wire decision fair, CNOC didn’t follow process in review application: Rogers, Eastlink
News | November 26, 2021
Rogers Communications Canada Inc. and Bragg Communications Inc.’s Eastlink told the CRTC that the Competitive Network Operators of Canada (CNOC)’s review and vary application of a decision — which states that firms must negotiate with BCE Inc. for multi-dwelling unit (MDU) fibre — does not follow CRTC process and that the original decision was fair.
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