Alberta Referendum Result and GSMA Report on Canada's Telecom Policies

A majority of Alberta residents voted to remain in Canada, and the Canadian dollar rose after the result, with some business leaders saying it would boost confidence in business. In roughly the same report, GSMA called for resetting Canada's telecom policies so that they focus on creating conditions for investment rather than on lowering consumer prices.

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• Sources described that a majority of Alberta residents voted to remain in Canada in the referendum.

  «After the majority of Albertans voted to remain in Canada»

  Global News
• The Canadian dollar rose after the referendum result, and some business leaders said it should boost confidence.

  «the Canadian dollar increased in value and some business leaders»

  Global News
• The GSMA report calls for resetting the direction of Canada's telecom policy, known as a "policy reset."

  «A new report says the focus of Canada's telecommunications policy should shift»

  BNN Bloomberg
• The report proposes shifting from lowering consumer prices to creating better conditions for investment in the sector.

  «from lowering consumer prices to creating better conditions to invest»

  BNN Bloomberg

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