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Two of Canada’s biggest wireless carriers announced they’re. BCE Inc.'s Bell Canada announced it has struck a deal with Swedish supplier Ericsson and said it won’t be using Huawei equipment unless Ottawa permits it. Telus Corp., which said in February that it would launch its 5G service with Huawei gear, announced partnerships with Ericsson and Finland-based Nokia Corp. but did not back away from the Chinese company.landlords for only 16,000 of Canada’s nearly 1.
program in the first week, adding fuel to weeks of criticism that the program’s structure is unfair to commercial tenants. The program asks entrepreneurs to pay only a quarter of their rent for April, May and June, with their landlord absorbing a quarter of the costs and the rest subsidized by Ottawa and the provinces. But the program requires landlords to apply, not tenants. Many small-business owners have said that their landlords have not been interested in the program because it necessitates them to take a financial loss.Story continues below advertisementa man is swaying and lurching on a slippery road.
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