New documents show Rogers had urged Ottawa not to turn off access for its own customers.
The Canadian PressIndustry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne set a deadline of Oct. 3 for all passengers on the TTC subway system to have cellular connectivity, regardless of their carrier.
In an Aug. 28 filing to Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, the Toronto-based telecommunications company said "taking service away from any customer is clearly not in the public interest."
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Rogers urged minister not to turn off its customers' access to 5G network on TTCTORONTO — Newly released documents show that before Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne ruled Rogers Communications Inc.
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