Telus has applied to the CRTC to lock newly activated smartphones to its network for 60 days to combat fraud and theft. Here’s what it could mean for Canadian consumers.

The CRTC is changing its rules preventing the sale of locked phones in Canada after complaints from Bell and Telus.

Telus says its internet, cellular, TV and phone services throughout northwest B.C. have been impacted due to damage to its infrastructure.

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The Canadian Radio-television and Communications Commission (CRTC) is changing its rules preventing the sale of locked phones in Canada after complaints from Bell and Telus. Essentially, the CRTC has ...