Bell recently changed how it manages its wholesale Internet service to smaller ISPs who buy it from them. As covered by major news outlets, Bell is now using traffic shaping on that bandwidth as well as their own. The Globe and Mail reports that,

"On Thursday, the CAIP filed a formal application with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, demanding the regulator issue an immediate "cease and desist" order to Bell to stop the telecom giant from "throttling" or "shaping" the traffic on the wholesale networks it sells to smaller ISPs."