RE:RE:RE:TThe problem is - the cost of services hasn't really come down. That is why the Canadian government allowed the Rogers-Shaw merger in the first place - because Canadians were paying some of the highest telco charges in the world so - Rogers/Shaw was supposed to foster competition and bring down prices, but I don't see it happening. Typical Canadian maneuver - a company/sector is doing well so; start taking away their profits and give them to the poor and underprivileged. Now, everyone suffers - the shareholders, and Telus subscribers. If Telus was operating in the United states their share price would be up around $200 by now!