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Fair question, but this assumes CNOC is going to win which is by no means guaranteed. That being said, if they do win I would expect this to happen fairly quickly...thinking a few weeks, rather than a few months.

That's nice but is there anything out for us west?

Well, the decision for agg came on December 21, 2012, and Start began offering the new speeds as of January 15, 2013.

So probably about the same timeframe if CRTC orders it for disagg.

Since the CRTC granted exclusivity of new speeds as extra incentive for TPIAs to migrate to aggregated sooner rather than later, I would be a little surprised if they turned around on this one... even more so now that there are less than 10 months left until the sunset clause on non-aggregated TPIA.

If the CRTC did not think it made sense to order Rogers to do something for a to-be-discontinued service when there was over two years left, it would make little sense to turn around at the 10 months mark.

So you don't believe it will be favourable to TSI? If it isn't, I can't wait till the end of 2013 for increased upload speeds...

As well, so are we expect this decision tomorrow, this Friday, next week Monday, are can it literally be any day of this week?

Unless the rates are adjusted for aggregated to not be so crazy then I am not looking forward to that move.

CRTC Decisions and Regulatory Policies for the week of 28 January to 1 February 2013

The CRTC plans to issue the following decisions and/or regulatory policies in the coming week. This list may not be complete and is subject to change without notice.

Broadcasting decision:
Decision relating to the following application considered by the Commission during the 10 September 2012 public hearing:
• 8045313 Canada Inc.
»www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2012/···.htm#n14
Application 2012-0369-5

Telecom decisions:

Canadian Network Operators Consortium Inc. – Application requesting enforcement of matching speed requirements with respect to third-party Internet access services provided by Rogers Communications Partnership File number: 8661-C182-201214270

Ice Wireless Inc. and Iristel Inc. – Request for a cease and desist order in Northwestel Inc.’s serving territory File number: 8695-J64-201209578

Primus Telecommunications Canada Inc. – Request to delay date that rate approval would no longer apply to certain wholesale services File number: 8661-P11-201214098

Unsolicited Telecommunications Fees Regulations File number: 8665-C12-201213123

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Told you all it'd be end of January although the CRTC took that quite literal.

I just checked the Rogers site, and they are offering these speeds in my area:

25 / 2 / 80 GB cap for $48.99
30 / 10 / 500 GB cap for $51.99
45/ 4 / 150 GB cap for $71.99
150 / 10 / 250 GB cap for $122.99

Where did that second tier come from? It's AWESOME?! More cap then Tek, with 10 times the upload for similar money. When does Tek get that package?

Anyways, The equivalent package that I was on, was Extreme plus, that used to be 28 / 1. And it's not 45/ 4. That's why I was assuming that people getting 28/1 would get bumped.

I just checked the Rogers site, and they are offering these speeds in my area:

25 / 2 / 80 GB cap for $48.99
30 / 10 / 500 GB cap for $51.99
45/ 4 / 150 GB cap for $71.99
150 / 10 / 250 GB cap for $122.99

Where did that second tier come from? It's AWESOME?! More cap then Tek, with 10 times the upload for similar money. When does Tek get that package?

Anyways, The equivalent package that I was on, was Extreme plus, that used to be 28 / 1. And it's not 45/ 4. That's why I was assuming that people getting 28/1 would get bumped.