The number of Canadian households relying on landline phones is below 20 percent for the first time in postwar history. The CRTC reported 19.9% of homes have only landlines compared to 45% a decade ago: “The most comprehensive view to date.”
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The number of Canadian households relying on landline phones is below 20 percent for the first time in postwar history. The CRTC reported 19.9% of homes have only landlines compared to 45% a decade ago: “The most comprehensive view to date.”