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Freedom Mobile launches service in 50 Alberta and B.C. areas as expansion continues
(edmonton.ctvnews.ca)
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The support the smaller players get the more competitive the market becomes
Quebecor Inc. is a “smaller player”?
I guess Videotron and Freedom are relatively smaller, but Quebecor is a behemoth.
It owns:
Fair enough. Even so though, consider their respective revenues:
So less than a third of second-last place. In relative terms, that's a lot smaller.
Informative, still very small compared to Telus who's now entering healthcare and farming among other things.
Telus has been digging their greasy fingers into healthcare - specifically government-funded, for-profit healthcare - for about a decade now.
Did you know they did the report that said Alberta is owed half of the CPP?