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MPs are set to discuss the topic after Rogers confirmed last week that prices were going up by an average of $5 for wireless customers not on contract.

Rogers is fighting MVNO rate it was ordered to give Quebecor, after the Rogers-Shaw merger was premised on promises of Quebecor competition

TORONTO - A price drop for Canadian phone and internet services last month has some observers optimistic about the downward trend, but industry watchers say there is still a long way to go when it comes to telecom affordability.

A price drop for Canadian phone and internet services last month has some observers optimistic about the downward trend, but industry watchers say there is still a long way to go when it comes to telecom affordability.

A price drop for Canadian phone and internet services last month has some observers optimistic about the downward trend, but industry watchers say there is still a long way to go when it comes to telecom affordability. Consumers paid 14.

A price drop for Canadian phone and internet services last month has some observers optimistic about the downward trend, but industry watchers say there is still a long way to go when it comes to telecom affordability. Consumers paid 14.

A price drop for Canadian phone and internet services last month has some observers optimistic about the downward trend, but industry watchers say there is still a long way to go when it comes to telecom affordability. Consumers paid 14.

Two of Canada's biggest telecom providers are raising the fees they charge customers when they use their devices outside of Canada.

This is something that ought not to be going ahead, said NDP finance critic Daniel Blaikie