Shaw sale would leave ‘vulnerable’ Vidéotron dependent on Rogers, competition watchdog argues | Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project

“If Vidéotron becomes the proud new owner of Shaw’s wireless business, the Quebec company will actually be in an “unprecedented relationship of dependence” on Rogers, according to lawyers for the Competition Bureau.”

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