OTTAWA – The short answer to that question is yes. However, is it the right answer, when there still is so often much disagreement about what net neutrality means?While often valid, that complaint can’t be brought to the fore every single time there is a network dispute, said TekSavvy Solutions chief legal and regulatory officer Bram Abramson on Friday while presenting a paper to the Law Society of Upper Canada’s biennial conference on new developments in communications law and policy. That said, just because everyone now understands that traffic on all networks must be managed and has always been (generally...
