> Cell infra is strategic and should not be allowed to go down, everything uses it and people will die if it goes down. > Lessons were learned. That's why our

> Cell infra is strategic and should not be allowed to go down, everything uses it and people will die if it goes down. > Lessons were learned. That's why our emergency services use Rogers as the main, and Telus as a backup - but only after the multi-day Rogers outage that took out payment processors and emergency services this year. Lessons will have been learned instead of parroted when we have a crown corporation as the main, and a private corporation as the backup. We need cell service to be reliable and rock-solid, even if it's not always cost-competitive to be so. Same reason hospitals, fire, and police services are public: turning a profit is less important than availability.