One chairman has said that they're not happy, but the rest who were appointed are following orders.
The question around Canadian consumers is both on data streaming because of our interconnectivity, as well as American sites that Canadians access. Suddenly with those sites, because of some future not a trade war but a competitive war between two companies, often a large one and a small one, won't we see both the potential of traffic streaming through the U.S. and coming back into Canada slowing if this goes through?
Could Canadians not see some of their favourite sites suddenly affected either by speed or by new pricing that would show up in their bill, that if they want a certain app, they have to pay another $5 and bundle it up in order to stream that content?