While Rogers and Cogeco have criticized the federal government for refusing to overturn the CRTC’s wholesale internet policy, Telus is backing Ottawa’s decision to maintain the current fibre framework , calling it a “landmark ruling” that promotes long-term infrastructure investment and consumer choice.
“We commend the federal government’s decision to uphold the CRTC’s wholesale fibre framework, a landmark ruling that reinforces Canada’s commitment to competition, choice, innovation and nation-building infrastructure investment,” the company said in a statement on Wednesday.
Telus added that the decision shows Canadian policy is being driven by fairness and long-term interests. “This decision affirms that public policy in our country is guided by due process, a national diversity of voic