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Rogers Communications Inc. may have to sell off some wireless assets to get its $20.4-billion bid for Shaw Communications Inc. past a government that has been pushing to increase wireless competition and reduce cellphone bills, analysts say.
The deal announced yesterday is likely to face significant regulatory hurdles, analysts said, because it would eliminate Canada’s fourth-largest wireless carrier, Shaw-owned Freedom Mobile. The regional carrier has been credited with driving price competition in recent years.
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On February 24, editors and reporters for The Globe and Mail’s Drive section hosted a series of discussions on the state of the automotive industry, which has faced a unique set of challenges over the past year with restrictions and limitations on the movement of people in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event kicked off with a special presentation from Globe Drive editor Stephanie Chan, who revealed the results of a unique survey of Globe Drive readers conducted in partnership with KPMG that provides a snapshot of consumer automotive preferences in January 2021. The event also featured a fireside chat with two team members from Project Arrow – an e-vehicle wholly designed and manufactured in Canada that is set to launch in
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Dreading a trip to the dealership to buy a new vehicle? You’re not alone. Here are tips for any buyer on how to negotiate for the best deal on a new car with a dealership.
1. Arm yourself with knowledge
Do your homework. It’s easier than ever these days, thanks to online resources. After narrowing down the make and model of your desired vehicle and selecting the trim, options and colour you want, start compiling the quotes. Call, text or e-mail several local dealerships to get prices for the exact vehicle you want, so you can compare apples to apples. (It’s always a good negotiating tactic to have competing bids on hand.)
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Whether you’re in the market for a new car or a used car, Globe Drive’s car buying guides will help you make an informed purchase. This guide will be periodically updated.
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Starting out
A new car will have the very latest technology available on the market. A used car will be significantly less costly to buy. Which decision is right for you?