Bell to Launch Internet in Western Canada
Bell has decided to move its services onto Telus infrastructure in Western Canada, after initially fighting against the ruling.
Following the shutdown of its infrastructure spending, Bell is now reversing its stance and expanding into Western Canada using Telus technology.
Residents of Alberta can expect to see Bell services starting in November, although it will initially be available only to those with the telecom's mobility service.
- Special bundle prices will be offered.
- Prices are expected to be competitive, as Bell breaks into a new market.
Bell had argued heavily against the CRTC ruling, claiming it would stifle innovation.
This move marks a significant twist for the company, as it had previously launched a marketing campaign against the CRTC.
Author summary: Bell launches internet in Western Canada via Telus fibre.
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