<ul><li>Bell Canada and its subsidiary Northwestel are lobbying against potential subsidies for Starlink to provide internet access to Canada's remote northern regions.</li><li>Bell argues that Starlink's flat pricing proves it doesn't require support to operate in remote areas, while Starlink states that blocking subsidies would harm competition and leave isolated communities with fewer, more expensive, and less reliable internet options.</li><li>Starlink has received official approval in Canada and has grown its customer base to 400,000 active customers.</li><li>This subsidy clash is part of a broader Canadian backlash against Elon Musk's ventures, including Tesla losing government EV subsidies.</li></ul>

Bell Canada takes aim at potential Starlink subsidies

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