Bell Canada Expands Fibre Internet Service
Bell Canada is expanding its internet offerings into Western Canada for the first time, using the government's mandated fibre-sharing framework.
This move allows Bell to offer service bundles to millions of new potential customers over rival Telus Corp.'s network.
- Bell opposed network sharing in the past.
- Telus was in favour and moved into Bell's territory in Ontario and Quebec last year.
The government's mandated fibre-sharing framework opens up the opportunity for Bell to add a range of bundled add-ons.
For more information, see the full story on the Globe and Mail website.
Author's summary: Bell Canada expands internet service in Western Canada.
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