🇨🇦 Longer waits, fewer Canadians, more Morocco

Rogers customers are already sitting on hold for nearly three hours, so naturally the telecom giant decided the fix was to cut front-line staff and hide the number. Even better, this is the same company that, during the 2023 Shaw merger, bragged about delivering 100 per cent Canadian-based customer service. Now it will not deny reports that jobs are being shifted to Morocco, while spokesperson Zac Carreiro babbles about digital tools and self-serve, as reported.

This is the Canadian corporate model after the Trudeau years: protected oligopolies, captive consumers, patriotic branding for regulators, then offshore the work anyway. Rogers takes money from Canadians, benefits from a market rigged against real competition, and repays the country with layoffs, secrecy, and chatbot slop. The merger class always sells national champions and delivers globalist extraction. Fewer Canadian jobs, worse service, and another lesson in what happens when sovereignty gets handed to monopolists in maple wrapping.

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