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Rogers’ purchase of Bell’s MLSE stake not being challenged by Competition Bureau ‘at this time’

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By Hannah Daley
| December 16, 2024

Rogers Communications Inc. says Canada’s Competition Bureau has given clearance to the company’s deal with BCE Inc. to buy the latter’s stake in the group that owns the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors sports teams.

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