Telus asks CRTC to replace provincial telecom consumer rules

First reported by iPhone in Canada at · Updated · 2 sources

The CRTC is reviewing how to harmonize and improve consumer protection codes for wireless and internet services, according to MobileSyrup. Telus wants the forthcoming national code to be the sole applicable framework for phone, internet and TV services, excluding provincial consumer protection laws, according to iPhone in Canada.

  • MobileSyrup reports that carriers submitted interventions in mid-August.

Covered by 2 publishers within 8 hours of the first report.

Reporting2

iPhone in Canada Telus Wants CRTC to Override Provincial Cellphone Consumer Laws · Austin Blake
MobileSyrup Carriers ask CRTC to scrap several consumer protections · Jonathan Lamont

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