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CRTC upholds decision in Telus-Iristel 867 traffic stimulation case, resumes fine consultation 

News | 12/01/2021 6:39 pm EST
CRTC calls out Iristel, but says no new regs in traffic stimulation case
The 867 area code

The CRTC has rejected a pair of review and vary applications from Telus Corp. and Iristel Inc. in a long-running dispute over traffic stimulation to the 867 area code, and reopened a consultation on what level of fine the two companies should be forced to pay. 

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