Competition Bureau pleads to tribunal to block Rogers-Shaw merger 'for millions of people'

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Competition Bureau lawyer said consumers in B.C. and Alberta will lose the benefits of effective competition. Read more.

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Leschinsky said consumers in B.C. and Alberta will lose the benefits of effective competition, while the country’s economy “will suffer an overall loss” if there isn’t an effective remedy.Article contentof the original deal that it proposed in May. The respondents — Rogers and Shaw — however, said the competition watchdog has not come close to proving their case.

 

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