text: (cid:129) In addition, a host network carrier is neither required to provide a 
  roamer with a service that the carrier does not provide to its own 
  subscribers, or to provide a roamer with a service, or level of service, 
  that the roamer’s network carrier does not provide. The policy does 
  not require seamless communications handover. 
  
  provide the Commission with information on wireless roaming in order 
  to assess its impact on the competitiveness of the Canadian wireless 
  industry and the choices available to Canadians”. 
  
  Following the fact-finding exercise, on December 12, 2013, the CRTC 
  issued a call for comments entitled*Wholesale mobile wireless roaming*
  *in Canada – Unjust discrimination/undue preference*(Telecom Notice of 
  Consultation CRTC 2013-685). Following its earlier fact-finding exercise 
  to assess 
  roaming 
  arrangements on the competitiveness of the Canadian wireless industry, 
  the Commission initiated this proceeding to consider whether or not, as 
  a question of fact, there is a situation of unjust discrimination or undue 
  preference with respect to wholesale roaming arrangements in Canada. 
  The Commission noted in particular that the wholesale roaming rates 
  paid by Canadian carriers were higher than the rates paid by American 
  In addition, the Commission intends to initiate a separate 
  carriers. 
  proceeding in early 2014 to further examine matters related to the 
  wholesale mobile wireless roaming market in Canada and the impact 
  on the competitiveness of the industry. 
  
  the  impact of wholesale mobile wireless 