The chief executive of Quebecor Inc. is urging Ottawa to intervene in what he calls an 'anticompetitive' deal between Loblaw Cos. Ltd. and telecommunications...
The chief executive of Quebecor Inc. is urging Ottawa to intervene in what he calls an "anticompetitive" deal between Loblaw Cos. Ltd. and telecommunications services retailer Glentel that would end Freedom Mobile 's presence at its supermarket kiosks.
He says the grocer is instead partnering with Glentel, which is jointly owned by Rogers Communications Inc. and Bell Canada and operates stores such as Wireless Wave and Tbooth Wireless. In a statement, Champagne's office says the letter would be best addressed to the Competition Bureau, as the minister cannot direct an investigation on the matter.HOUSTON -Crude oil tanker Dubai Angel on Monday moored at the Westridge Marine Terminal in Vancouver, preparing to load the first cargo of crude oil from the recently expanded Trans Mountain pipeline , ship tracking data showed.
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