Competition Won’t Fix Canada’s Telecom Woes
We need the government to end the competition fallacy and use the tools at its disposal to ensure our telecom networks serve the public.
We need the government to end the competition fallacy and use the tools at its disposal to ensure our telecom networks serve the public.
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