ARCHIVED - Telecom - Commission Letter - 8690-V22-01/02 = Application by Vidéotron Télécom ltée against Bell Canada and Bell Nexxia relative to the Provision of Fibre Optic Private Networks
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LetterOttawa, 5 June 2003 Our file: 8690-V22-01/02 By Fax
Sheridan Scott Subject: Application by Vidéotron Télécom ltée against Bell Canada and Bell Nexxia relative to the Provision of Fibre Optic Private Networks Dear Ms. Scott: To assist the Commission to dispose of Vidéotron Télécom ltée's (VTL) application referenced above, further information from Bell Canada is requested. Further to the above and pursuant to the Commission's directives in Decision 2002-76, Bell Canada is requested to provide full details as to why a proposed tariff pertaining to the provision of the Fibre Optic Private Network for the Commission scolaire des Patriotes, referenced above, has not been filed with the Commission. To the extent that Bell Canada considers a proposed tariff is not required to be filed with the Commission, Bell Canada is to provide all supporting rationale associated with its position. Bell Canada is requested to file its response by Wednesday, 11 June 2003. Where a document is to be filed or served by a specific date, it should be actually received, not merely sent, by that date. Yours sincerely,
Paul Godin
c.c. Vidéotron Télécom ltéé
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