For scarcely the century, Canadian wirelesshasbeen dominatedby 3 companies: Bell, Rogersand Telus.But lately, rumorshavebeen presentthat Verizonmay trytomake themoveintothe country, busting uptheso-calledBig Threeand figure out the squareofthe Canadian marketplacefor itself.Forthe existent telecoms,it’s the frightfulthought,sothey’ve assimilated togetherinan open minuteand the open ad campaign, askingthe Canadian supervisionto shiftthe stream mannerstomake Canadian telecom the reduction tasteful target.

Theirbiggest censure concerns Canada’s anti-consolidation laws,which forestallanyoftheBig Three carriersfrom shopping up not as big telecoms. Those manners do not requestto unfamiliar companies,andas Verizon eyes dealswith Canadian upstartslike Wind Mobileand Mobilicity,theBig Threeare askingfortherighttobuythe companiesfor themselves—oratleast bid upthe price.They’realso askingfor changestothe Canadian spectrum auction,whichletUS-based companies bidon the broader operationof wavelengths.

Accordingto Bellandtheother Canadian telecoms,it’s the make the differenceof levelingthe personification field,and forcing Verizonto fool aroundbythe same rules. Still,whilethese mannersmightbegood headlinesfor Canadian business,it’s misleadingthey’dbegoodforthe normal consumer.As the single researchertoldThe Financial Post,“anythingthatmakesthe 3 bullies thelittle bit fearfulis somethingthat Canadiansshould celebrate.”