The CRTC upheld its decision to maintain internet sharing rules that prevent big telecom companies from bundling services to dominate new markets. This regulatory decision supports smaller ISPs, including TekSavvy, by preserving a fair competitive landscape and protecting consumer choice.

On November 7, 2023, TekSavvy issued a press release criticizing the CRTC's interim decision on wholesale fibre internet rates in Ontario and Quebec. The ISP argued that high wholesale costs hinder effective competition and called on the regulator to extend competitive pricing benefits to consumers across all regions of Canada.

On June 24, 2021, TekSavvy provided further evidence to the Liberal Government that CRTC Chair Ian Scott exhibited bias through numerous unsupervised meetings with major telecom companies. The company urged Cabinet to remove him and reinstate the 2019 evidence-based Final Rates Order, arguing that such bias undermines regulatory integrity and consumer rights.

TekSavvy Solutions Inc. called for the CRTC and Competition Bureau to impose strict regulatory measures that safeguard consumer interests and promote competitive markets if the proposed Rogers-Shaw merger is approved. The company’s VP of Regulatory and Carrier Affairs addressed Parliament, emphasizing that further consolidation would harm consumer choice and lead to higher prices.