Bell and Telus are again clashing over access to each other’s fibre internet networks, according to filings with Canada’s telecom regulator reported by The Globe and Mail. The fight is about rules that force big telecom companies to share their fibre internet networks. On January 20, Telus told the CRTC that Bell made it harder for Telus to sign up new customers. Bell has also accused Telus of failing to provide workable systems for Bell to begin reselling Telus’s internet services in Alberta and British Columbia. The CRTC has said that forcing telecom companies to share their fibre networks should lead to more competition.