The Rogers outage has revealed many things about Canada.
Our highly-centralized and anti-competitive business landscape has once again shown itself to be a huge risk to our country.
Some Canadians seem to view ruthless market competition as dangerous, when the real danger is the absence of such competition, because it incentivizes mediocrity and low performance.
A single-point-of-failure for a huge swath of our internet and phone services has unsurprisingly turned out to be a terrible idea.
