Industry minister François-Philippe Champagne urges Bell, Telus, Rogers, Quebecor to come to a greement on Toronto subway wireless service
Canada’s industry minister is calling on the country’s major telecom companies to come to an agreement over wireless service in Toronto’s subway system.
Champagne said he wants the telecom companies to rectify the situation with urgency to reach agreements. While all customers not with Freedom have been unable to use BAI’s network other than for 911 emergency calling for more than a decade, calls to make the system work for all Torontonians have surfaced after a spate of violent incidents on the TTC system.
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