Canada raises C$5.27 bln in wireless auction; Quebecor goes national

TORONTO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Canadian telecom companies have paid a combined C$5.27 billion ($4.78 billion), a record high amount, to secure licenses for prime airwaves on which they plan to build more powerful wireless networks, the federal government said on Wednesday, as a new national challenger looked set to emerge from Quebec.
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