Telecommunications provider TekSavvy is asking the federal regulator to lower the rates that small carriers pay large companies to resell internet over their fibre networks, arguing competition is "impossible" under
Telecommunications provider TekSavvy is asking the federal regulator to lower the rates that small carriers pay large companies to resell internet over their fibre networks, arguing competition is “impossible” under the current rules.
TekSavvy is part of a coalition of independent internet providers and industry associations that submitted an application to the CRTC on Thursday urging it to reconsider the decision it made in April.
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