By A Mystery Man Writer
Canada's telecom regulator is opening the door a crack to more wireless competition, by allowing a small number of regional companies to piggyback on the networks of the established players.
Canada's telecom regulator is opening the door a crack to more wireless competition, by allowing a small number of regional companies to piggyback on the networks of the established players.
Small internet providers say CRTC rules lead to 'higher prices and less choice
Stop the Cap! » Bell (Canada)
What Is an MVNO? A Canadian Guide to Small Carriers
The unique challenges of SaskTel, a regional powerhouse - MobileSyrup
CRTC: Decision on mobile wireless services : r/freedommobile
Bill would force internet providers to disclose real download speeds : r/canada
CBC Lite CRTC outlines rules for virtual wireless companies — but they'll still need their own networks
Canada's big wireless companies spend nearly $9B on new 5G spectrum
Why do Canadian carriers rip us off? : r/Rogers