Industry minister Champagne asks CRTC to review price hikes in international roaming fees

Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne has asked Canada’s telecom regulator to review price hikes for international roaming fees, a lucrative revenue source for telecom companies, after Bell and Telus said they would increase their daily prices in early March.

He noted that the increase in roaming fees was particularly concerning given that prices for those services are declining in other jurisdictions, and because these fees are often unpredictable and difficult to understand. Bell Canada said it was raising its U.S. roaming prices by $1 to $13, and its international roaming charge by $1 to $16.

Maybe the G&M could look further into this.

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Breaking news: This china thing is about to explode Liberal cowards will be put under enormous pressure to tell the truth or be removed from Parliament and put up on charges of Treason. That's when they will turn on JT to save their own asses. It's coming folks, hang on!

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