Aug 13, 03:50 PM

CRTC Expands Network Access for Smaller ISPs via Bell and Telus

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has expanded its policy to allow smaller internet providers access to the fibre-optic networks of major telecom companies, including Bell and Telus. This decision mandates large phone firms to open their networks to smaller rivals nationwide, enabling these competitors to offer high-speed internet packages without the need to build their own fibre infrastructure. The move is expected to increase competition in the market, providing Canadian consumers with more options for affordable high-speed internet services early next year.

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Sources

Daily Hive Toronto@DailyHiveTO
1 year ago
#Canadians will get more options for cheaper high-speed internet early next year 👀 https://t.co/hzc1NozVJv
CTV News@CTVNews
1 year ago
CRTC expands ability for internet providers to sell service over telecoms' networks https://t.co/SYRi6EAR6H
iPolitics@iPoliticsCA
1 year ago
The CRTC said the decision will allow competitors to offer high-speed internet packages without needing their own fibre network buildout, which will give Canadian consumers more options #cdnpoli #CRTC https://t.co/J22g08CsPR

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