Nova Scotia-based Eastlink says it is “deeply disappointed” with the federal government’s move to let the biggest telecom companies use the networks of smaller, regional providers. In a statement Thursday, Lee Bragg, Executive Vice Chair of Eastlink, warned the decision will hurt long-term competition. “This will have negative and meaningful impacts on competition, counter to
What a great opportunity to nationalize the distribution lines so everybody can use them.
I mean if they’re so unprofitable that they’re being abandoned clearly Eastlink no longer cares.