Bell Aliant and Bell Canada have informed the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission that they will end traffic-shaping on P2P transfers.
from Michael Geist's blog:
Bell advised the CRTC yesterday that it plans to drop all peer-to-peer traffic shaping (often called throttling) as of March 1, 2012. While the decision has been described as surprising or as quid pro quo for the usage based billing ruling, I think it is neither of those. The writing was on the wall in October when Bell announced that it was dropping the traffic shaping for wholesale traffic, citing reduced network congestion from P2P.
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