Ottawa's new telecom policy will require CRTC to enact rules to improve competition

Ottawa\u0027s new directive will require the CRTC to take action to have more timely and improved wholesale internet rates available. Read more.

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The directive rescinds a 2006 policy direction that said the CRTC should rely on market forces in making decisions.Article content The government is also directing the CRTC to improve its hybrid mobile virtual network operator model and says it is prepared to move to a full MVNO model to support competition if necessary.

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