BREAKING: Federal Court Dismisses Rogers/Shaw Appeal

In a blow to consumers, the Federal Court of Appeal has shot down the Competition Bureau’s request to blog the merger of Rogers and Shaw. That leaves this whole thing up to federal Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne. And he Tweeted this:

At this point, the Federal Government hasn’t shown any interest in shooting what is clearly a merger that harms consumers out of the sky. Thus I do not have high hopes that Champagne will do anything but allow this merger to go through. And consumers will literally pay the price at the end of the day.

It’s truly too bad that Canada doesn’t have a federal government who recognizes that Canada pays far too much money for their telco services and is prepared to address the issue. While I am free to be surprised on that front, I don’t think I will be.

One Response to “BREAKING: Federal Court Dismisses Rogers/Shaw Appeal”

  1. Its the responsibility of the Federal Govt. that costs are divided either equally or close to equally in terms of cost-significance. Indeed an issue that needs to be addressed.

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