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Bell and Rogers accuse Quebecor of abusing procedure in disaggregated FTTP rates application

News | 01/31/2024 4:38 pm EST
Bell CEO Mirko Bibic speaks to reporters in Gatineau, Que on Feb. 19, 2020./ Photo by Anja Karadeglija.

Quebecor Inc.’s request for the CRTC to set new interim disaggregated high-speed access (HSA) rates equal to the interim aggregated rates is out of line, according to BCE Inc. and Rogers Communications Inc. 

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