Canada's ruling Liberals will promise to help cut cell phone and internet b...
OTTAWA - Canada’s ruling Liberals will promise to help cut cell phone and internet bills in an upcoming election campaign amid widespread complaints about the cost of wireless communications, party sources said.
Liberal officials knocking on doors as election preparations heat up say the cost of phone bills and internet is one of the most frequent complaints they hear. The major telecommunications providers disagree with the study and say costs are roughly comparable with those elsewhere. The Liberals though are determined to act.
The CRTC said earlier this year it was looking into whether it should order the major players to offer more access to the MNVOs, which complain they are effectively being shut out.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Anti-immigration billboards across Canada taken down after backlashAnti-immigrant ads on billboards across Canada are being taken down after a publ...
Read more »
'Ghostbusters' Car Burns Rubber Filming on Streets of CanadaThe Ghostbusters ain't afraid of no ghosts, and whoever's driving their car ain't afraid of putting the pedal to the metal.
Read more »
What's new on Netflix Canada in September 2019Dirty Dancing, The Blind Side and new episodes of This Is Us and Tiny House Nation are coming. Here's what's new on Netflix Canada in September 2019
Read more »
Pretty Elevated by Irisa Spotlights Women-Led Businesses in CanadaToronto's Stackt Market is playing host to Pretty Elevated by Irisa's six-week pop-up whose mission is to showcase local female entrepreneurs and their businesses.
Read more »
U.S. Justice Ginsburg makes first appearance since latest cancer scareLiberal U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg appeared alert and in goo...
Read more »
Democrats float a short-term funding bill to avoid another government shutdownCongress passed a bill to raise the U.S. debt ceiling and set budget levels for two years, but lawmakers still need to pass appropriations bills.
Read more »