Transport committee  Obviously, I understand the reason for making some spectrum available to operators is that it be used, and there are conditions in the spectrum licensing conditions that request us to develop our network with the spectrum we bought. It is probably already provided for in the spec

Transport committee  Our experience in the province of Quebec is that we've used all of the spectrum we have bought so far, and I'm satisfied with the spectrum specifically. I'm not sure if the other operators across Canada have used the spectrum they bought and satisfied the spectrum option, but in

Industry committee  As Mr. Péladeau mentioned, I don't think anyone wants the fourth operator with facilities in the Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario market to disappear. If a change in ownership were to be transacted, I think it would have to be subject to binding conditions for the disposal o

Industry committee  Yes. If I may add to that, one thing for sure is that for Xplornet the result was not that great. Obviously, they acquired some subscribers, but as Pierre Karl mentioned, there need to be conditions to make sure this kind of journey becomes viable. The things we're talking about

Industry committee  Thank you for the question. We do indeed participate in the program. We offer a 10-megabit per second Internet connection with an upper limit of 100 gigabytes. It costs $10.

Industry committee  Thank you for the question, Ms. Lambropolous. We have implemented a number of measures to demonstrate our goodwill to our customers. For example, we removed the caps on Internet consumption on our wired services for about two months. People could have unlimited Internet usage ev