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Tech analyst Daniel Bader says cell customers in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Quebec enjoy cheaper rates because those provinces all have a strong regional competitor that can compete with the top three telecom companies: Telus, Rogers and Bell.

In Manitoba, the competitor is Manitoba Telecom Services (MTS). It began as a Crown corporation in the early 1900s and was privatized in 1997.

Saskatchewan has SaskTel, which was also founded in the early 1900s, and remains a Crown corporation.

Bader says the two regional players' established history and attractive deals make them serious contenders with the big three.

"MTS and SaskTel have just never charged as much for their services as the other telecom companies," says the senior editor with the tech site Mobile Nations

"Bell, Rogers, Telus coming into astory and a world in chaos". A bigger, broader story like Origins. Cameron pointed to a few of the new creatures in the trailer: one is a new type of demon, the crystal/rock monster thing has a giant club to use in combat, and the thin, skeletal one is called a "Nightmare". At the same time as a demon invasion is happening from a breach in the Veil, chaos also engulfs human nations and factions as they go to war with each other. The story is a long one (that sounds obvious but it was part of a larger sentence and I forget the second part).



- Another section of the E3 trailer was intended to represent "decisions that matter". The scene with Varric and the dead bodies actually