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CRTC should force Rogers to engage in dispute resolution: Building owner tells CRTC

News | 10/21/2022 3:10 pm EDT
Rogers files another MDU access complaint
Rogers Communications Inc. is asking the CRTC to give it access to an MDU at 70 Yorkville Ave., Toronto, ON. (Image via Google Maps)

A Toronto-building owner in dispute with Rogers Communications Inc. told the CRTC that it should force the incumbent to participate in a dispute resolution process, which is “less heavy-handed” than the commission’s proposed approach to restrict telecommunications service providers from offering any services to the occupants living in the multi-dwelling unit (MDU).

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