I can tell you that it does. It makes an awful lot of money off the backs of consumers because of government policies. In fact, I have here that Bell Canada, in the last year, lobbied this government over 50 times. That's more than four meetings with government officials a month. That's more face time with senior government levels than some Liberal MPs get.
I would like to point out that Bell would fear a government led by a party that believed in consumer-first, free market and pro-competition types of policies. It would benefit greatly from a party in power that continued the status quo or, even worse, took away more avenues for consumer choice, which would allow Bell to continue to make that kind of profit margin.
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