Rogers-Shaw deal heads to Competition Tribunal for mediation
In March, Canada’s anti-trust authority had stalled the acquisition of Shaw by Rogers Communications on the grounds that the deal would reduce competition in the Canadian telecom market.Rogers-Shaw had agreed to sell Freedom mobile to Montreal-based Quebecor as a remedy for the merger.
As part of the mediation process all the parties will work towards coming to a consent agreement that would list down the various remedies that Rogers, Shaw and Quebecor will have to present for the deal to clear.
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