The Competition Bureau Recently Found Bell Canada in Violation of the National

Multiple Choice

The Competition Bureau recently found Bell Canada in violation of the National Do Not Call List, which meant.

A) the company had to pay a minimal fine to the bureau
B) the CRTC (Canadian Radio-Television Telecommunications Commission) temporarily shut down Bell's sales department.
C) Bell Canada is no longer allowed to call Canadians to offer them sales promotions.
D) Bell Canada was required to change their practice and pay a record-setting fee.
E) Competitors like Rogers and Telus were given an advantage by the bureau to "even the playing field."