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> Unfortunate that Canada seems to be allowing the mergers of massive telecom companies without any concerns of monopolization, price fixing, etc. etc, though t
by soperj 4y ago
> Unfortunate that Canada seems to be allowing the mergers of massive telecom companies without any concerns of monopolization, price fixing, etc. etc, though that's a bit of a tangent.
Shaw isn't really a telecom in the traditional sense, they don't really have any mobile phone subscriber base. That being said, we've always had monopolization, and price fixing for those things in Canada.
- Marsymars 4y agoWell they had Freedom Mobile, which got divested to Quebecor as part of the Rogers merger, and Shaw Mobile, which was rebranded-Freedom bundled with their landline offerings. (Which will be migrated to Rogers.) (Shaw also spend some years attempting to build mobile infrastructure before buying Wind.)