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There is widespread support for the Competition Bureau's decision to oppose the Rogers-Shaw merger, and demand for the Liberal government to follow suit.

The Competition Bureau on Friday notified the pair of its plans to oppose their merger, and on Monday asked the Competition Tribunal to block it entirely.

The Competition Bureau says it is seeking a full block of Rogers' plans to acquire Shaw.

For Québecor, acquiring Freedom Mobile could be the first step in its plan to offer coast-to-coast wireless services in Canada.

The Commissioner of Competition has informed Roger and Shaw

The prepaid data bonuses keep coming back like clockwork.

"Consumers shouldn’t pay for these mergers," said PIAC's Executive Director, adding that the CRTC failed to "protect consumer affordability of TV services."

Rogers Infinite plans now require 'automatic payments' in order to get advertised pricing on its website.

Lacavera says Ottawa "should be very concerned about the backroom deals that have underlined this process and iced out viable competitors."

The latest analysis of 5G download speeds at NHL arenas by Opensignal compares Canada versus the USA.

Rogers says Ignite 2.5 Gbps internet is now available.

Rogers has told Ottawa it wants Xplornet to buy Freedom Mobile.