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The Competition Bureau-hired expert witness argued that a Quebecor-owned Freedom Mobile won't be as strong a wireless competitor as Shaw

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Rogers and Shaw claim that Vidéotron will be able to replicate its Quebec market success in Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta

An internal presentation details what Telus dubbed "Project Fox," an expansive set of efforts to "kill, slow and shape" the Rogers-Shaw deal

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The first week of hearings was full of hours-long confidential sessions, and key evidence such as witness statements isn't being made available to the public

Rogers reported $371 million in net income for Q3 2022, down 24% year-over-year, despite adding a whopping 221,000 new mobile phone subscribers

The Competition Bureau is seeking a complete block of the Rogers-Shaw merger over concerns it will result in less consumer choice and higher prices

Rogers has expanded the coverage of its 5G services to areas surrounding Maxville, Greenfield, Glen Robertson, and Wendover in eastern Ontario

The two sides presented their opening arguments on Monday, with the Competition Bureau re-cementing its desire to block the merger

Lawyers for Rogers and Shaw also threatened to have the Bureau's case against their merger thrown out of court when tribunal hearings begin next week