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Telus wants Iristel to file new rates in traffic stimulation case

Briefs | 09/23/2020 6:09 pm EDT

Telus Corp. has told the CRTC that it doesn’t think Iristel Inc. deserves a stay on implementing new tariff rates while the CRTC assesses Iristel’s argument that the regulator wrongly determined it was stimulating traffic to the 867 area code. 

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