Surrey, Burnaby and Richmond have applied in B.C. Supreme Court to tax cellphone providers, arguing the companies use city infrastructure and make revenue.
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If you aren't a direct Rogers customer, but your provider is owned and operated by Rogers, you could be eligible for up to five days worth of credit on an upcoming bill. Many providers owned by Rogers, including Fido, Chatr, Zoomer and Tbaytel, to name a few, are working fast to remedy the loss of services that affected countless Canadians due to the July 8 Rogers outage.