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Unless it has quietly resumed, Bell has stopped laying fiber. The government forced them to share the fiber and so threw a hissy fit and stopped laying new fi
by bryanlarsen 2mo ago
Unless it has quietly resumed, Bell has stopped laying fiber. The government forced them to share the fiber and so threw a hissy fit and stopped laying new fiber.
Never mind that the sharing rules are harshly tilted in Bell's favor. They charge Teksavvy ~$80 a month for that access, but then will sell it directly to consumers for $50/month under their house discount brands like Ebox and Distributel.
- bhouston 2mo agoYou are right: https://www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/business/bells-fibre-footprint-to-plateau-after-ottawa-sticks-with-crtcs-wholesale-policy/article_5d413ecb-1632-5359-9cca-ec6322e9c951.html https://www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/business/bells-fibre-foo... I didn't realize that Ebox was Bell. Interesting.