A B.C. court has ordered Rogers to stop advertising claims that it has "Canada's Most Reliable" wireless network. The ruling came following a lawsuit launched by Telus challenging the claims.
Court Orders Rogers To Stop Network Reliability Claims
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Excellent!
Now order Rogers (and Bell and Telus) to stop offering sub-par services.
I second that.
Telus should read the small print
This sounds like the pot calling the kettle black.
I am sure that Rogers like Telus has some fine print that limits the claim to something they can defend. e.g. most reliable excludes scheduled and unscheduled outages, months ending in x, cell phones located between 2.34 and 2.37 miles on a bearing of 234 degrees.