The move comes ahead of next Wednesday's deadline for Canada's four major wireless carriers to reach commercial agreements for subway service over the long term.
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Rogers, Telus and Bell have been at loggerheads over the best technical approach, and financial terms, for the coverage since Rogers acquired the subway system's cellular network from BAI Canada in April and pledged to build it out.
In September, Champagne handed down a decision that gave the carriers one month to reach a commercial agreement over wireless access on the TTC, or face a 70-day arbitration process to solve the matter.
Champagne's office says all major wireless providers must offer full network access in every TTC station by
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