Rogers, Shaw finalize deal to sell Freedom Mobile in hopes of securing merger | CBC News
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Rogers' takeover of Shaw in sight as Ottawa set to approve Quebecor's purchase of Freedom Mobile: reports
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Competition Tribunal approves Rogers-Shaw merger with Videotron purchase of Freedom Mobile
Rogers, Shaw arrange sale of Freedom Mobile for $2.2B | Fierce Wireless
Rogers will not get Shaw's wireless licenses, says Innovation Minister | IT World Canada News
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Rogers hails $2.85-billion sale of Freedom Mobile to Quebecor | Calgary Herald
Rogers gets details on how Quebecor-Freedom deal harms competition - The Wire Report
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Competition Bureau doubles down on objections to Rogers deal for Shaw | Globalnews.ca
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Ottawa attaches conditions to Quebecor's acquisition of Freedom Mobile as part of Rogers-Shaw merger - The Globe and Mail
Selling Freedom Mobile not enough to OK Rogers Shaw merger, Competition Bureau tells Tribunal | CBC News
