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ARTICLE · 20 SEPTEMBER 2016

No More "Unlimited" Calling And Internet Services: Comwave Resolves Misleading Telecom Service And Price Representations

On September 13, 2016, the Competition Bureau reached a consent agreement with Comwave Network Inc., which resolved the Bureau's concerns over allegations of false or misleading advertising...

CanadaAntitrust/Competition Law

On September 13, 2016, the Competition Bureau reached a consent agreement with Comwave Network Inc., which resolved the Bureau's concerns over allegations of false or misleading advertising by Comwave in respect of representations made to public on its telecommunication services and prices. The Bureau had three sets of concerns:

  1. Comwave allegedly made representations to the public about the prices of the telecommunications services it provided, and then allegedly charged consumers additional fees that were only disclosed to consumers in fine print disclaimers and during its telephone sales intake process. The Bureau concluded that the disclaimers and the intake process were insufficient to alter the misleading general impression created by the prices advertised by Comwave, which were in fact not attainable due to the additional fees;

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