CRTC maintains decision to allow major Canadian telecoms to share networks with smaller rivals, aiming to enhance competition.

The CRTC in Canada has temporarily upheld its decision to allow major telecom providers to offer wholesale access to their networks to smaller rivals outside their main service areas, aiming to boost competition and affordability. However, smaller providers argue this could harm competition and investment in network infrastructure. The CRTC plans to make a final decision this summer.