Commissioner accuses Rogers and Shaw of conducting a “fishing expedition” by serving subpoenas on rival Telus. Find out more.
“The subpoenas describe documents in broad, sweeping terms and would only serve the purpose of fishing in hopes of finding relevant information,” says an Oct. 17 filing made public late Tuesday by the Competition Tribunal, which will hear the Competition Bureau’s challenge of the merger beginning next month.Sign up to receive the daily top stories from the Financial Post, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.
“The Tribunal should not allow subpoenas to be used as a fishing expedition,” said the Oct. 17 filing titled Response of the Commissioner, in which the competition watchdog argues that the subpoenas are “overbroad and unnecessary” and, furthermore, contain requests for some documents Rogers and Shaw already have.
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