Canada's telecommunications regulator is launching a review to determine if the Big Three providers have violated its new rules banning so-called junk fees.
Canada’s telecommunications regulator is launching a review to determine if the Big Three providers have violated its new rules banning so-called junk fees.
The CRTC says its consultation will require Bell Canada, Telus Corp. and Rogers Communications to demonstrate that their fees do not contravene its policy which came into effect June 12 prohibiting activation, modification and cancellation fees.
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La commission espère permettre aux Canadiens de profiter de meilleures offres sans avoir à se soucier de coûts imprévus.
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