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QX4 Lease for 2001 OQXA4+ The 2001 Infiniti QX4 makes $ 499 the road that much smoother with a reduced {mth lease rate plus: *« Classâ€"leading DOHC V6 Lease for 36 months W engine with 240â€"HP and 265 ftâ€"lb of torque 5 9 © Rate® * Continuously variable valve timing « Exceptional ..g...:.,m...fi,,....d 5,000 ib towing capacity « Stateâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"art Hblithbittind hi Allâ€"Mode 4â€"wheel drive system * 4â€"year/ 100,000â€"km benchmark warranty * Over 100 perfectly considered features including leather interior and sunroof for only $48,0007 Driveinfiniti.com Regulatory rules regarding local telephone service prices are now under review by the Canadian Radioâ€"television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) as part of Public Notice CRTC 2001â€"37 â€" Price Cap Review and Related Issues. As part of this process, Bell Canada has filed proposals with the CRTC that are intended to: * Ensure that competition is maintained and encouraged in Canada‘s healthy, competitive telecommunications market; * Encourage investment in the communications industry, ensuring continued innovation and leadingâ€"edge technology; * Extend and improve local service in many remote areas; and * Ensure prices for local service remain affordable. Today, Canadians benefit from a worldâ€"leading communications industry with some of the most advanced and lowest priced telephone services anywhere. * Canadian prices for basic local service are lower than comparable services in other major industrialized countries. + Long distance prices in Canada have fallen more than 40 per cent since the introduction of competition. * Close to 99 per cent of Canadians have basic telephone service, a higher percentage than in the U.S. * Canadians benefit from the world‘s lowest prices for Internet access (both dialâ€"up and highâ€"speed). For many services, such as long distance, wireless and Internet access, Canada‘s low prices are a direct result of competition and clearly demonstrate the benefits of reliance on market forces. While the prices for many services are subject to market forces alone, local telephone services, such as the basic connection to the home and office and payphone services, are subject to a number of regulatory rules. Bell‘s proposal, which would come into effect over a fourâ€"year period beginning in 2002, does not call for specific price changes for regulated services. Rather, it recommends a framework that would limit any local service price changes, subject to CRTC approval, based on the following: * Monthly prices for basic local residential and business services in most areas could increase, on average, by no more than the annual rate of inflation; * Monthly prices for basic service in rural and remote areas â€" where prices today ate far below the cost of providing the service â€" could increase by no more than $2.00 each year, to a maximum monthly charge of $29.65 at the end of the fourâ€"year period; + Ongoing monitoring of the effects of price increases on affordability would continue; GUELPH CGD:«!»:+ NISSAN 805 WOODLAWN ROAD W., py. #7, GUELPH AUTO MALL 2â€"9200 rax: 1s7â€"0082 KW & Cambridge 658â€"6798 Internet users reach us at ww Highlights of the Bell Proposal CRTC Reviewing Rules for Local Telephone Service Prices Canadian Industry Facts Total tease obligation is $27,901 which or eâ€"mail at infot are free to set individual prices. Down payment or tradeâ€"in of AUTOZFREPAIR And with our latest Service Improvement Plan, Bell is proposing to invest $41 million to connect, over two years, more than 500 remote localities in Ontario and Quebec where basic local telephone service is currently unavailable. Through gradual and moderate increases in basic residential service prices, service would remain affordable, while encouraging greater competition and innovation. If you would like to file written comments, please do so by writing to the Commission, with a copy to Bell, by October 15, 2001, at the following addresses: This week‘s Waterico Chronice Team of the week is the Waterloo Wolverines Mite fastâ€" ball tram. The Wolverines celebrated the end of their season by bringing home the silver medal from their yearâ€"end league toumaâ€" ment Aug. 10â€"11. They lost the championship How to Participate in the CRTC Proceeding Initiated in March, 2001, the Price Cap Review and Related Issues proceeding follows up on key regulatory decisions that opened up Canada‘s telecommunications industry to competition in the 1990s. A public hearing is scheduled for the first two weeks of October in Hull, Quebec. October 1, 2001, is reserved for comments from the public, which may be given in person or by teleconference. To present oral comments, you must register by writing to the CRTC at the above address by September 20, 2001, specifying whether you intend to participate in person or by teleconfetence. game 12â€"3 to Kitchener. The Wolverines opened the tournament with a 17â€"6 win over Please note that more information about the proceeding is available on the CRTC web site (http://www.crtc.gc.ca/PartVii/Eng/2001/8678/€12â€"11.htm) or by calling 1â€"877â€"249â€"CRTC (2782). Bell‘s proposal is also available for examination C on the CRTC web site. If you have questions specific to the Bell proposal, please call 1 866 625â€"0586. 1 New Hamburg, before losing to Kitchener 4â€"3 in a heartbreaker. The Wolverines bounced Customers would receive rebates if CRTCâ€"mandated quality of service indicators were not met; and The flexibility to increase prices of payphone service (affecting indoor payphones only, where the price could increase over the fourâ€"year period to 50 cents per call). Payphone prices have not changed since 1981. CRTC: Secretary General CRTC Ottawa, Ontario K1A ON2 Fax: (819) 953â€"0795 Eâ€"mail: procedure@crtc.ge.ca * Brakes * Front ends * Wheel alignment * Mufflers/exhaust * Cooling systems * Tune ups * Oil, lube, service * Tire Service Your Uptown Bell Canada: R.F. Farmer Viceâ€"President â€"â€" Regulatory Matters Bell Canada Floor 5, 105 Hotel de Ville J8X 4H7 Hull, Quebec Fax: (819) 773â€"5629 Eâ€"mail: bell.regulatory@bell.ca Since 1978 back to win their next three games 9â€"8, 11â€"4, 13â€"9. Members of the Waterloo Wolverines Mite fastball team, pictured above, are: (front row) coach Bruce Young, Jeremy Stirling McGaire, Nolan Karges, Brendan Roach, Blake Donald and Max Chartrand. Missing from the photo are Aaron Hanek and assisâ€" tant coack.es Matt Young and Kevin Buckley. WEEK preâ€"registration Bowlers may also register throughout the month of September. The leagues start Sept 8. For more information, call Joyce MacKenzie at 744â€"4604. Waterloo Lanes Youth Bowling leagues will be held on Aug. 29 from 6 pm. to 8 p.m. at Waterloo Lanes, 14 Princess St. Preâ€"registration for the coming season of the