News Summary

In a significant legal battle, Telus has countersued Bell for $1 million, accusing Bell of anti-competitive behavior in the fibre internet market in Ontario and Quebec. Telus claims that Bell is attempting to block competition by exploiting its control over fibre internet infrastructure. This dispute follows the CRTC’s decision to open up access to fibre networks, which allowed Telus to offer services in Bell’s territory. Telus argues that Bell’s actions violate the Competition Act and the Telecommunications Act, aiming to protect its market dominance. The case is currently before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.