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                          MANAGEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT

      MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT made as of the 1st day of January, 1991.

B E T W E E N:

                     ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS INC.,
                     a corporation continued under the laws
                     of the Province of British Columbia,

                     (hereinafter referred to as "RCI"),

                                                OF THE FIRST PART,

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                      ROGERS CANTEL MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS INC.,
                      a corporation incorporated under the
                      laws of Canada,

                      (hereinafter referred to as "RCMCI"),

                                                OF THE SECOND PART,

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                      ROGERS CANTEL MOBILE INC.,
                      a corporation incorporated under the
                      laws of Canada,

                      (hereinafter referred to as "RCMI"),

                                                OF THE THIRD PART.

      WHEREAS RCI is experienced in the communications industry and has for a
number of years provided a wide range of managerial and advisory services to
numerous companies throughout the world involved in various sectors of the
communications industry;

      AND WHEREAS RCMCI operates several businesses related to a mobile
communications business and is the indirect parent of Rogers Cantel Inc.
("Cantel"), an operator of a cellular telephone network in Canada. As such,
RCMCI wishes on behalf

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of itself and its subsidiaries, including Cantel, to avail itself of, and RCI is
willing to provide to RCMCI, managerial and other advisory services relating to
RCMCI and such subsidiaries and their respective businesses;

      NOW THEREFORE in consideration of the premises and mutual covenants herein
contained and for other good and valuable consideration, the parties hereto
covenant and agree as follows:

1.    Scope of Services

      RCI hereby agrees to provide to RCMCI on a continuing basis in Canada,
through personnel of RCI or, at RCI's discretion, the personnel of subsidiaries
of RCI, executive, administrative, strategic, purchasing, regulatory, legal and
financial corporate supervision and support services relating to RCMCI and its
subsidiaries of such a nature as RCMCI may reasonably request from time to time
having regard to RCI's experience and expertise and personnel or the personnel
of its subsidiaries, as the case may be, and the remuneration payable to RCI
under this Agreement. Such services shall include, among others, the following:

      (a)   advice and assistance as to the general and corporate policies and
            strategic planning and direction of RCMCI and its subsidiaries,
            including the services of the Chief Executive Officer of RCI in
            connection with same;

      (b)   advice regarding Canadian federal and provincial income and sales
            taxes and the federal goods and services tax;

      (c)   advice and assistance in dealing with Canadian regulators, including
            with respect to public hearings involving RCMCI or any of its
            subsidiaries before various municipal, provincial and federal
            governmental and regulatory bodies;

      (d)   advice and assistance involving investor relations for RCMCI,
            including in connection with the communication by RCMCI with
            investors, analysts

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            and securities regulators and the preparation and filing by RCMCI of
            disclosure documents and reports required to be filed by it in
            accordance with applicable securities legislation and policies;

      (e)   advice and assistance in respect of the financial affairs of RCMCI
            and its subsidiaries, including in respect of the preparation of
            budgets, business plans and financial projections for RCMCI and its
            subsidiaries and the evaluation of capital expenditure proposals and
            monitoring RCMCI's operational results (including those of its
            subsidiaries), and consulting with management with respect to those
            results;

      (f)   advice and assistance in connection with the raising by RCMCI or any
            of its subsidiaries of external debt or equity capital and in
            connection with dealings by RCMCI and its subsidiaries with their
            respective bankers and other sources of financial assistance,
            including interest rate risk management, foreign exchange management
            and the investing of excess cash;

      (g)   advice and assistance in connection with the acquisition and
            divestiture of related operations;

      (h)   making available personnel of RCI to serve as directors on the
            boards of directors of RCMCI and its subsidiaries and on committees
            of such boards of directors;

      (i)   advice and assistance in coordinating purchases of goods and
            services with affiliated companies in order to obtain lower costs
            and improve economic efficiencies and assistance in the negotiation
            of contracts with suppliers and others;

      (j)   advice and assistance in community relations and public relations
            programs, including with respect to the establishment and operation
            of a

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            charitable donations program (but specifically excluding any
            charitable donations);

      (k)   co-ordination in data processing and software matters (but
            specifically excluding software creation or production);

      (l)   advice, assistance and co-ordination in pension planning matters;

      (m)   advice, assistance and co-ordination involving insurance matters,
            including with respect to risk management, planning, disaster advice
            and co-ordination of insurance programs with affiliated companies;

      (n)   providing corporate secretarial services for meetings of the boards
            of directors of RCMCI and its subsidiaries and meetings of
            committees of those boards of directors;

      (o)   advice in relation to legal matters and assistance in drafting
            standard form agreements and documents and the selection,
            management, direction and co-ordination of legal assignments of
            outside counsel;

      (p)   advice and assistance in connection with the relationship with
            external auditors and in connection with internal audits conducted
            to review the regional operating units and corporate offices of
            RCMCI and its subsidiaries, including assistance in identifying
            areas in which operational improvements can be made;

      (q)   advice and assistance in developing policies and procedures for
            RCMCI and its subsidiaries relating to financial and accounting
            matters, human resource and benefit matters and legal matters; and

      (r)   monitoring international developments and new business opportunities
            and consulting with management of RCMCI regarding same.

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      For greater certainty, under no circumstances shall RCI be obligated to
provide to RCMCI or its subsidiaries the services of outside professionals or
consultants in fulfilling the obligations of RCI set forth herein nor shall
those services include any common operational services including, without
limitation, services relating to any data centre operated and maintained by RCI.

2.    Fees

      In consideration of the services to be rendered by RCI hereunder, RCI
shall be paid a monthly fee during each year that this Agreement remains in
effect, determined as set forth below:

      (a)   in respect of the 1991 and 1992 calendar years, RCI shall be paid a
            monthly fee of $666,667, for a total annual fee of $8,000,004 per
            year; and

      (b)   in respect of each calendar year subsequent to 1992, RCI shall be
            paid a monthly fee determined as follows:

            (i)   not less than 30 days prior to the commencement of each such
                  calendar year RCI and the independent directors of RCMCI
                  serving on its audit committee (the "Independent Directors")
                  shall use their reasonable best efforts to determine the
                  monthly fee that will be payable to RCI hereunder during that
                  calendar year;

            (ii)  in determining the fee that will be payable to RCI in each
                  calendar year as described in clause (i) above, RCI and the
                  Independent Directors will take into account such factors as
                  they consider appropriate, including:

                  (A)   the result obtained by multiplying (x) the budgeted
                        consolidated operating income (before taxes, interest
                        and depreciation) of RCMCI for that year divided by the
                        budgeted consolidated operating income (before taxes,

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                        interest and depreciation) of all of RCI's operating
                        subsidiaries for that year, by (y) 115% of RCI's
                        budgeted consolidated operating expenses (other than
                        taxes, interest and depreciation) for that year, in each
                        case as reflected in the then most recent budgets of
                        RCMCI and RCI, respectively;

                  (B)   the time and resources of RCI and its personnel
                        committed to the requirements of RCMCI and its
                        subsidiaries hereunder during the then current year as
                        compared with the time and resources of RCI and its
                        personnel committed to the requirements of the other
                        operating subsidiaries of RCI during that year; and

                  (C)   any special activities and efforts made by RCI and its
                        personnel during the then current year principally for
                        the benefit of RCMCI and its subsidiaries; and

            (iii) notwithstanding clause (ii) above, in no event will the annual
                  fee payable to RCI hereunder in any such calendar year be less
                  than:

                  (A)   for 1993, the result obtained by (x) multiplying
                        $8,000,004 by the percentage increase in the Canadian
                        Consumer Price Index (all items) as reported by
                        Statistics Canada (the "CPI Index") between January 1,
                        1991 and December 31, 1991, and (y) multiplying the
                        result obtained in (x) by the percentage increase in the
                        CPI Index between January 1, 1992 and December 31, 1992;
                        and

                  (B)   for each year subsequent to 1993, the result obtained by
                        multiplying the fee paid to RCI hereunder during the

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                        preceding year by the percentage increase in the CPI
                        Index between January 1 and December 31 of that year.

For greater certainty, in no event will any monthly fee payable to RCI hereunder
determined by agreement between RCI and the Independent Directors be adjusted to
reflect variations between the budgeted operating income of RCMCI and the
operating subsidiaries of RCI and the actual operating income of RCMCI and the
operating subsidiaries of RCI for any period or to reflect variations between
the budgeted consolidated operating expenses of RCI and the actual consolidated
operating expenses of RCI for any period.

3.    Special Provisions for fees

      (a)   In the event that RCI and the Independent Directors are unable to
            agree on the fee that will be payable to RCI hereunder in respect of
            any calendar year as contemplated in subparagraph 2(b) above, RCI
            shall be paid a monthly fee determined as set forth in clause
            2(b)(iii) above during that year unless and until RCI and the
            Independent Directors otherwise agree.

      (b)   If, in the circumstances described in subparagraph 3(a) above, the
            parties are unable to determine the fee that will be payable to RCI
            hereunder in respect of any month during any calendar year because
            information respecting the percentage increase in the CPI Index
            between January 1 and December 31 of the preceding year (the "CPI
            Information") is not yet available from Statistics Canada, RCI shall
            be paid a monthly fee equal to the monthly fee paid to RCI during
            the preceding year until the CPI Information becomes available,
            following which (i) all further monthly payments made to RCI
            hereunder during the relevant year will be varied in the manner
            contemplated in clause 2(b)(iii) above, and (ii) within 15 days of
            the CPI Information becoming available, RCI shall be paid an
            additional amount sufficient to compensate RCI for the deficiency,
            if any, in the fees theretofore paid to RCI hereunder during that
            year plus interest

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            on the amount of each monthly deficiency calculated from the last
            business day of each relevant month until the date such payment is
            made at a rate per annum equal to the prime rate of The
            Toronto-Dominion Bank during such period, adjusted on a daily basis
            for changes in that rate, plus 2%.

4.    Transitional Provisions

      The parties hereby agree that, effective as of and from January 1991, this
Agreement replaces and supersedes in its entirety the amended and restated
management services agreement (the "Prior Management Agreement") made as of
April 30, 1990 between RCI and RCMI and that, accordingly, all fees payable to
RCI hereunder in respect of the 1991 calendar year shall be calculated and paid
in accordance with the provisions hereof, notwithstanding the actual date of
execution of this Agreement and notwithstanding the provisions of the Prior
Management Agreement.

5.    Identifiable Expenses

      In the event that during the term of this Agreement RCI incurs any
identifiable expenses exclusively to benefit RCMCI or any of its subsidiaries in
respect of the services rendered by RCI hereunder, RCI shall be entitled to
obtain reimbursement from RCMCI of such expenses, together with an
administration charge equal to 15% of the amount of such expenses, upon
providing RCMCI with an invoice setting forth particulars of the expenses for
which RCI is claiming reimbursement hereunder. Such invoices shall be submitted
to RCMCI by RCI on a monthly basis. For greater certainty, the expenses
contemplated in this paragraph 5 shall include, without limitation, travel and
living costs charged in accordance with then applicable policies of RCI.

6.    Additional Services

      From time to time hereafter, RCMCI may submit to RCI a request that RCI
provide to RCMCI or any of its subsidiaries services in addition to those
contemplated in paragraph 1 above. RCI may agree or not agree to provide such
services

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in its sole discretion. In the event that RCI agrees to provide such services in
any circumstance other than as described in paragraph 7 below, RCI shall be
entitled to obtain reimbursement of the cost to RCI of providing these services
(including, without limitation, RCI's internal costs such as the cost to RCI of
its personnel performing the relevant services) together with an administration
charge equal to 15% of the amount of those costs, upon providing RCMCI with an
invoice setting forth particulars of the costs for which RCI is claiming
reimbursement hereunder. Such invoices shall be submitted to RCMCI by RCI on a
monthly basis.

7.    Competitive Bids for Additional Services

      Notwithstanding paragraph 6 above, if at any time during the term of this
Agreement RCMCI or any of its subsidiaries wishes to obtain managerial or other
advisory services in addition to those contemplated in paragraph 1 above and
wishes to obtain competitive bids for the provision of those services, then:

      (a)   RCI shall have the right (but not the obligation) to participate in
            such bidding process on substantially the same terms as all other
            third parties invited to submit bids to RCMCI or its relevant
            subsidiary; and

      (b)   if RCI elects to submit a bid to RCMCI or its relevant subsidiary
            and RCI's bid is technically acceptable to RCMCI or such subsidiary,
            as the case may be, acting reasonably, RCMCI or such subsidiary, as
            the case may be, will be bound to accept RCI's bid unless it is on
            terms and conditions that are materially less advantageous to RCMCI
            or such subsidiary from a financial point of view than other
            technically acceptable bids submitted to RCMCI or such subsidiary in
            accordance with the bidding process established by it.

8.    Payment

      The fees payable to RCI pursuant to paragraphs 2, 3, 7 and 9 and the
invoices submitted to RCMCI by RCI pursuant to paragraphs 5 and 6 above shall be
paid

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on the last business day of each month. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence,
if and to the extent that payment of any of the fees described in paragraph 2,
3, 7 and 9 would result in RCMCI or any of its subsidiaries being in default
under any agreement with a bank or similar lending institution, RCMCI may defer
payment thereof until such time, but only until such time, as the payment would
not result in RCMCI being in default under such agreement. Any payment to be
made to RCI as set forth above that is not paid when due (including, without
limitation, pursuant to the deferment contemplated in the preceding sentence)
shall bear interest from the date such payment is due until the date such
payment is made at a rate per annum equal to the prime rate of The
Toronto-Dominion Bank during such period, adjusted on a daily basis for changes
in that rate, plus 2%.

9.    RCI Guarantees

      From time to time hereafter, RCMCI may submit to RCI a request that RCI
guarantee the obligations of RCMCI or any of its subsidiaries under one or more
credit facilities or in respect of one or more of their other financial
obligations. RCI may agree or not agree to guarantee such obligations in its
sole discretion. In the event that RCI agrees to guarantee any of such
obligations, RCMCI shall pay a monthly guarantee fee to RCI in an amount equal
to 1/12 of 2% of the total amount guaranteed by RCI.

10.   RCI Loans

      From time to time hereafter, RCMCI may submit to RCI a request that RCI or
one of its subsidiaries loan funds to RCMCI or any of its subsidiaries. RCI may
agree or not agree to comply with such a request in its sole discretion. In the
event that RCI agrees to so loan funds to RCMCI or any of its subsidiaries,
either directly or through a subsidiary of RCI, the terms of repayment of the
principal sum advanced shall be as agreed to by RCI and RCMCI or the relevant
subsidiary, as the case may be, at the time of such advance. In the event that
funds so loaned to RCMCI or the relevant subsidiary constitute senior secured
debt (as determined by RCI and RCMCI, acting reasonably, at the time of advance
of funds), the unpaid amount of the principal sum so

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advanced shall bear interest at an annual rate equal to the Cost of Funds of RCI
during the relevant period plus 2%. For the purposes hereof, "Cost of Funds"
means the cost of funds to RCI as quoted to RCI by its bankers as such cost of
funds may fluctuate from time to time, as notified to RCMCI by RCI. All other
loans made to RCMCI or any of its subsidiaries in accordance with this paragraph
10 shall bear interest at a rate determined by RCI and RCMCI at the time of
advance of funds. Interest on amounts so loaned to RCMCI or its subsidiary shall
be paid by RCMCI or that subsidiary, as the case may be, monthly in arrears on
the last business day of each month in Toronto, Ontario. Notwithstanding the
foregoing, this paragraph 10 shall not apply to funds loaned to RCMCI by RCI
pursuant to the provisions of a credit agreement to be entered into between RCI
and RCMCI providing for, among other things, the establishment by RCI of a $100
million revolving credit facility in favour of RCMCL.

11.   Responsibility

      RCI assumes no responsibility to RCMCI hereunder other than as expressly
set forth herein. RCI shall not be liable to RCMCI hereunder except where RCI
has acted in bad faith or has been grossly negligent in the performance of its
obligations hereunder.

12.   Term

      This Agreement shall continue in full force and effect until December 31,
1992 and thereafter shall be automatically renewed for successive terms of one
year each unless either party notifies the other in writing at least six months
before the end of the initial term, or any renewal term then in effect, of its
intention not to have the term extended beyond the initial term or renewal term
then in effect, as the case may be. Rights and obligations of either party
accrued hereunder at the time of termination of this Agreement shall not be
affected by such termination. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this Agreement
shall have no force or effect unless and until it is approved by the Independent
Directors at a meeting duly called for that purpose and a certified copy of

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the resolution of the Independent Directors so approving this Agreement, in a
form acceptable to RCI, acting reasonably, has been provided to RCI.

13.      Notice

      Any notice required or permitted to be given under this Agreement shall be
in writing and shall be given by delivering the same, in the case of RCI to
Suite 2600, Commercial Union Tower, Toronto Dominion Centre, Toronto, Ontario
M5K 1J5, to the attention of Senior Vice President, Finance and in the case of
RCMCI or RCMI to 10 York Mills Road, Toronto, Ontario M2P 2C9, to the attention
of Vice President, Finance. Any notice so given shall be deemed to have been
given or made on the business day on which it is delivered. Either party may
change its address for service from time to time by notice given in accordance
with the foregoing.

14.   Entire Agreement

      This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties hereto
relating to the subject matter hereof. This Agreement may not be amended or
modified in any way except by the written consent of the parties hereto.

15.   Enurement

      The provisions of this Agreement shall enure to the benefit of and be
binding upon the parties hereto and their respective successors and permitted
assigns. This Agreement may not be assigned by either party without the prior
written consent of the other party.

16.   Additional Assurance

      Each party shall from time to time and at all times hereafter do such
further acts and things and execute such further documents and instruments as
shall reasonably be required in order to fully perform and carry out the terms
of this Agreement.

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17.   Time of Essence

      Time shall be of the essence of this Agreement.

18.   Governing Law

      This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the
laws of the Province of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada applicable
therein and the parties hereto hereby irrevocably attorn to the jurisdiction of
the courts of such Province.

      IN WITNESS WHEREOF this Agreement has been executed by the parties hereto
as of the date first above written.

                                   ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS INC.

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                                   ROGERS CANTEL MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS INC.

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                                                                          C.S.
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                                   ROGERS CANTEL MOBILE INC.

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                    MINORITY SHAREHOLDER PROTECTION AGREEMENT

             THIS AGREEMENT made as of the 7th day of August, 1991.

AMONG:

                      ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS INC., a
                      corporation continued under the laws of British Columbia,

                      (hereinafter referred to as "RCI")

                                                              OF THE FIRST PART,

                                      -and-

                      ROGERS CANTEL MOBILE
                      COMMUNICATIONS INC., a corporation
                      continued under the laws of Canada,

                      (hereinafter referred to as "RCMCI")

                                                             OF THE SECOND PART.

         WHEREAS RCI and/or one or more wholly-owned subsidiaries propose to
sell to the public up to 16,100,000 Class B Subordinate Voting Shares of RCMCI
pursuant to a Registration Statement on Form F-l filed with the Securities and
Exchange Commission of the United States and pursuant to a prospectus filed with
securities regulatory authorities of all of the provinces of Canada;

         WHEREAS RCI and RCMCI wish to provide to all holders of Class B
Subordinate Voting Shares of RCMCI, other than RCI and its affiliates and
associates, certain protections currently available to Ontario shareholders
under the Securities Act (Ontario) and applicable policies of the Ontario
Securities Commission;

         NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH that in consideration of the
premises and agreements herein contained and for other good and valuable
consideration, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties hereto
agree for the benefit of holders of Subordinate Voting Shares, from time to
time, other than RCI, its affiliates and associates, as follows:

INTERPRETATION

         In this Agreement, the following terms shall have the following
meaning:

a.       "Act" means the Securities Act, R.S.O. 1980, c.466, as amended, as in
         effect on the date hereof;

b.       "control block" means the holdings of a person described in paragraph
         1(1)(1l)(iii) of the Act;

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c.       "formal valuation" means a valuation prepared by a qualified and
         independent valuer based upon techniques that are appropriate in the
         circumstances subject to the guidelines of paragraph 6.1, after
         considering all relevant assumptions, that arrives at an opinion as to
         a value or range of values for the subject matter of the valuation
         based upon such analysis;

d.       "going private transaction" means an amalgamation, arrangement,
         consolidation or other transaction involving RCMCI as a consequence of
         which the interest of a holder of Subordinate Voting Shares therein may
         be terminated without the consent of that holder and without the
         substitution therefor of an interest of equivalent value in a
         participating security of RCMCI or of a successor to the business of
         RCMCI or of another issuer that controls RCMCI or of the successor to
         the business of RCMCI but does not include the acquisition of
         participating securities pursuant to a statutory right of acquisition;

e.       "independent director" means a director of RCMCI other than (i) a
         director who is an employee of, or an insider, associate or affiliate
         of, an interested party, or has held any such position during the
         previous five years, (ii) a director who may benefit from the
         Transaction in a manner that is different from minority Subordinate
         Voting Shareholders or it is intended that the director should have a
         material interest in RCMCI or the interested party in the event the
         Transaction is successful, or (iii) a director who is an employee of,
         or an insider, associate or affiliate of the independent valuer or any
         affiliate of the independent valuer retained to perform the formal
         valuation for RCMCI or the interested party, or has held any such
         position during the previous five years; provided that in respect of an
         issuer bid, it is the relationship of a director to interested parties
         other than RCMCI that is relevant when determining independence;

f.       "independent valuer" means a valuer independent of the interested
         party, as determined by the independent directors after considering all
         relevant factors, including:

         (i)      the potential, if any, for bias on the part of the valuer as a
                  result of the involvement of the valuer or any of its
                  affiliates in an evaluation, appraisal or review of the
                  financial status of the interested party, RCMCI or their
                  affiliates or associates or as a result of the involvement of
                  the valuer as lead or co-lead underwriter of securities of the
                  interested party or RCMCI during the 24 months preceding the
                  date the valuer was first contacted in respect of the
                  valuation, and

         (ii)     the materiality to the valuer and its affiliates of the
                  financial interest of the valuer and its affiliates in
                  transactions during the 24 months preceding the date the
                  valuer was first contacted in connection with the valuation,
                  in the completion of the subject Transaction or in the future
                  business of RCMCI or an interested party in respect of which
                  an agreement, commitment or understanding exists, in each case
                  involving RCMCI, an interested parry or their affiliates or
                  associates;

         and excludes:

         (a)      an insider, associate or affiliate of an interested party;

         (b)      an adviser to an interested party in respect of the subject
                  Transaction;

         (c)      a valuer, where the compensation of the valuer or any of its
                  affiliates depends in whole or in part on any arrangement or
                  understanding which gives the valuer or any of its affiliates
                  a financial incentive in respect of the conclusions reached in
                  the formal valuation or the outcome of the Transaction; and

         (d)      the auditor of RCMCI or of any interested party or any
                  affiliate of such auditor,

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g.       "insider" means in respect of a person:

         (i)      every director or senior officer of the person;

         (ii)     every director or senior officer of a company that is itself
                  an insider or subsidiary of the person;

         (iii)    any person or company who beneficially owns, directly or
                  indirectly, voting securities of the person or who exercises
                  control or direction over voting securities of the person or a
                  combination of both carrying more than 10 per cent of the
                  voting rights attached to all voting securities of the person
                  for the time being outstanding other than voting securities
                  held by the person or company as underwriter in the course of
                  a distribution; and

         (iv)     the person, where it has purchased, redeemed or otherwise
                  acquired any of its securities, for so long as it holds any of
                  its securities;

h.       "insider bid" means a take over bid for the Subordinate Voting Shares
         made by RCI, by a subsidiary of RCI, or by an offeror acting jointly or
         in concert with any of the foregoing while RCI or any affiliate is an
         insider of RCMCI, but, for greater certainty, does not include an
         issuer bid;

         i.       "interested party" means

                  (i)      in respect of an insider bid, the offerer,

                  (ii)     in respect of an issuer bid,

                           (a)      the offeror; or

                           (b)      any person or company which will, consequent
                                    upon the issuer bid, be entitled to a per
                                    security consideration greater in value than
                                    that available to other holders of
                                    Subordinate Voting Shares; or

                           (c)      any person or company which, alone or in
                                    combination with others, holds or would hold
                                    upon completion of the issuer bid a
                                    sufficient number of securities of the
                                    issuer to affect materially the control of
                                    RCMCI, other than a person or company which
                                    affects materially the control of RCMCI
                                    solely because the person or company is a
                                    lender of a bona fide debt negotiated at
                                    arm's length and holds securities as
                                    collateral for that debt;

                  (iii)    in respect of a going private transaction,

                           (a)      any person or company which will, consequent
                                    upon the transaction, be entitled to receive
                                    (1) a per security consideration greater
                                    than that available to other holders of
                                    Subordinate Voting Shares or (2) a per
                                    security consideration which includes an
                                    interest in a participating security of
                                    RCMCI or of a successor to the business of
                                    RCMCI or of another issuer that controls the
                                    issuer or the successor to the business of
                                    RCMCI which other holders of Subordinate
                                    Voting Shares are not entitled to receive;
                                    or

                           (b)      any person or company which, alone or in
                                    combination with others, holds or would hold
                                    upon completion of the transaction a
                                    sufficient number of securities of RCMCI to
                                    affect materially the control of RCMCI and
                                    which,

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                                    prior to distribution of the relevant
                                    disclosure material to security holders,
                                    entered into or has agreed to enter into an
                                    understanding to support the transaction;

j.       "issuer bid" means an issuer bid, as defined in the Act, for
         Subordinate Voting Shares, without reference to the jurisdiction in
         which an offeree shareholder is resident or is shown on the books of
         RCMCI, but shall exclude any issuer bid which is exempt from sections
         94, 95, 96, 97 and 99 of the Act;

k.       "jointly or in concert" shall have the same meaning as in the Act and
         includes an agreement, commitment or understanding between an offeror
         and RCI or a subsidiary that RCI or such subsidiary shall not tender
         into an offer or provides RCI or a subsidiary with an opportunity not
         offered to all holders of Subordinate Voting Shares to maintain a
         direct equity interest in the offeror, RCMCI or a material asset of
         RCMCI;

l.       "minority approval" means the proportion specified below of the votes
         cast by holders of Subordinate Voting Shares present or represented at
         a meeting which is required to be cast in favour of a going private
         transaction after excluding the votes which, to the knowledge of any of
         RCMCI, an interested party or any of their respective directors or
         senior officers, after reasonable inquiry, attach to Subordinate Voting
         Shares which are held, or are beneficially owned or over which control
         or direction is exercised, directly or indirectly, by

         (i)      RCMCI,

         (ii)     any interested party,

         (iii)    any person or company that is a related party of an interested
                  party at the time the minority approval is sought,

         (iv)     any person or company acting jointly or in concert with any
                  person referred to in clause (ii) or (iii) in respect of the
                  going private transaction, and

         (v)      any affiliate of any of the foregoing;

                  and

                  where

                  (i)      the consideration to be received by a holder of RCMCI
                           Restricted Voting Shares is payable wholly or partly
                           other than in cash or a right to receive cash within
                           35 days after the approval of the going private
                           transaction, or

                  (ii)     payable entirely in cash and is less in amount than
                           the per share value or the simple average of the high
                           and low ends of the range of per share values arrived
                           at by the formal valuation.

                  (b)      in all other cases, be the proportion of votes to be
                           included in the minority approval shall be a simple
                           majority.

m.       "minority" Subordinate Voting Shareholders" means the security holders
         whose votes could be included in the determination of minority approval
         if cast in favour of the going private transaction;

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n.       "offeror" means a person or company who makes an insider bid or an
         issuer bid;

o.       "Regulation" means the regulation made under the Act, R.R.O. 1980, Reg.
         910, as amended, as in effect on the date hereof;

p.       "related party" in respect of RCMCI or an interested party, as the case
         may be, means a person or company which at the relevant time is, to
         the knowledge of RCMCI or interested party, or any of its directors or
         senior officers, after reasonable inquiry,

         (i)      a person or company which alone or in combination with others
                  holds a sufficient number of securities or has contractual
                  rights sufficient to affect materially the control of RCMCI or
                  the interested party;

         (ii)     a person or company in respect of which a person or company
                  referred to in clause (i) alone or in combination with others
                  holds a sufficient number of securities or has contractual
                  rights sufficient to affect materially its control;

         (iii)    a person or company in respect of which RCMCI or the
                  interested party alone or in combination with others holds a
                  sufficient number of securities or has contractual rights
                  sufficient to affect materially its control;

         (iv)     a person or company who beneficially owns, directly or
                  indirectly, voting securities of RCMCI or the interested party
                  or who exercises control or direction over voting securities
                  of RCMCI or the interested party or a combination of both
                  carrying more than 10 per cent of the voting rights attached
                  to all voting securities of RCMCI or the interested party for
                  the time being outstanding;

         (v)      a director or senior officer of RCMCI, the interested party or
                  a related party of either of them; or

         (vi)     an affiliate of any of the foregoing;

         but does not include a person or company which affects materially the
         control of RCMCI or the interested party, as the case may be, solely
         because the person or company is a lender of a bona fide debt
         negotiated at arm's length and holds securities as collateral for that
         debt;

q.       "statutory appraisal remedy" means the right of appraisal described in
         section 190 of the Canada Business Corporations Act, as it may be
         amended or substituted, or any other similar remedy under any other
         statute under which RCMCI may be continued, amalgamated or
         incorporated;

r.       "statutory right of acquisition" means the right of acquisition
         described in subsection 206(2) of the Canada Business Corporations Act,
         as it may be amended or substituted, or a similar right under any other
         statute under which RCMCI may be continued, amalgamated or
         incorporated;

s.       "Subordinate Voting Shares" means the Class B Subordinate Voting Share
         of RCMCI from time to time outstanding or as they may be redesignated
         and any securities into which the Class B Subordinate Voting Shares of
         RCMCI are subdivided, consolidated, converted or exchanged;

t.       "take over bid" shall have the same meaning as in the Act, without
         reference to the jurisdiction in which an offeree shareholder is
         resident or is shown on the books of RCMCI, but shall exclude any take
         over bid which is exempt from sections 94 to 99 of the Act;
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u.       "Transaction" means an issuer bid, insider bid or going private
         transaction subject to the terms of this Agreement;

v.       "value" means fair market value determined in accordance with section
         6.1;

w.       The terms "affiliate", "associate", "director", "participating
         security", "senior officer", "subsidiary" shall have the same meanings
         as in the Act or the Regulation, as the case may be.

INSIDER BIDS

1.1      RCI shall cause to be prepared a formal valuation in respect of an
         insider bid at the expense of RCI or such other person who is the
         offeror.

1.2      The formal valuation referred to in paragraph 1.1 must be prepared
         under the supervision of a committee of independent directors delegated
         by the board of directors of RCMCI to review the insider bid unless (i)
         the insider bid is being made without the prior knowledge of the
         directors of the RCMCI who are not insiders of or acting jointly or in
         concert with the offeror, or (ii) upon informing the independent
         directors of RCMCI of the proposed insider bid, the offeror has a
         reasonable basis for concluding that the insider bid is being regarded
         as a hostile bid by a majority of these independent directors.

1.3      RCI shall, or shall cause any offeror making an insider bid to, offer
         for each Subordinate Voting Share subject to the insider bid
         consideration having a value (or where such consideration is not
         payable entirely in cash, the mid point of the range of values arrived
         at in the formal valuation for such consideration, if applicable) of at
         least 66 2/3% of the value, or of the mid point of the range of values,
         arrived at in the formal valuation for such Subordinate Voting Shares.

ISSUER BIDS

2.1      RCMCI shall prepare a formal valuation at its expense in connection
         with an issuer bid.

2.2      The formal valuation referred to in paragraph 2.1 must be prepared
         under the supervision of a committee of independent directors delegated
         by the board of directors of RCMCI to review the issuer bid.

2.3      RCMCI shall offer for each Subordinate Voting Share subject to an
         issuer bid consideration having a value (or where the consideration is
         not payable entirely in cash, the mid point of the range of values
         determined in the formal valuation for such consideration, if
         applicable) of at least 66 2/3% of the value, or of the mid point of
         the range of values, arrived at in the formal valuation for such
         Subordinate Voting Shares.

GOING PRIVATE TRANSACTIONS

3.1      RCMCI shall cause to be prepared a formal valuation of the Subordinate
         Voting Shares in respect of any going private transaction in respect of
         which RCI or any insider, affiliate or associate thereof is an
         interested party.

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3.2      The formal valuation referred to in paragraph 3.1 must be prepared
         under the supervision of a committee of independent directors delegated
         by the board of directors of RCMCI to review the going private
         transaction.

3.3      Any going private transaction in respect of which RCI or any insider,
         affiliate or associate thereof is an interested party shall be subject
         to minority approval; provided that minority approval shall not be
         required if at the time of a going private transaction described in
         paragraph 3.1 is initiated, RCI, or any affiliate thereof, jointly or
         severally hold 90% or more of the Subordinate Voting Shares and a
         statutory appraisal remedy is available to the minority Subordinate
         Voting Shareholders is available in respect of such going private
         transaction.

3.4      RCMCI shall only enter into a going private transaction if the
         consideration to be paid for the Subordinate Voting Shares in such
         going private transaction has a value (or where the consideration is
         not payable entirely in cash, the mid point of the range of values
         determined in the formal valuation for such consideration, if
         applicable) equal to at least the value, or the low point of the range
         of values, arrived at in the formal valuation for the Subordinate
         Voting Shares.

3.5      Where an amalgamation, arrangement, consolidation or other transaction
         would be a going private transaction but for the fact that the interest
         of minority Subordinate Voting Shareholders in the Subordinate Voting
         Shares is to be substituted for an interest of equivalent value in a
         participating security of RCMCI, or of a successor to the business of
         RCMCI or of another issuer that controls RCMCI or the successor to the
         business of RCMCI, RCMCI shall obtain and disclose to the minority
         Subordinate Voting Shareholders a formal valuation; provided that this
         section shall not apply where the net assets of RCMCI would constitute
         90% or more of the consolidated net assets of the issuer in which a
         minority Subordinate Voting Shareholder is to receive a substituted
         interest, as determined by the board of directors of RCMCI.

INDEPENDENT COMMITTEE

4.1      Every issuer bid, insider bid and going private transaction will be
         reviewed by a committee of at least two independent directors.

4.2      The committee of independent directors referred to in paragraph 4.1
         above shall report to the board of directors and shall be involved in
         carrying out any negotiations between RCMCI and any interested party in
         respect of a Transaction.

4.3      The committee of independent directors which reviews an issuer bid,
         insider bid or going private transaction in accordance with the terms
         of this Agreement shall be responsible for selecting and retaining the
         independent valuer for the purposes of providing the formal valuation
         required hereunder.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

5.1      The directors of RCMCI shall disclose their reasonable beliefs as to
         the desirability or fairness of the Transaction to shareholders of
         RCMCI.

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FORMAL VALUATION

6.1      The committee of independent directors which reviews a Transaction
         shall advise the independent valuer retained in respect of the
         Transaction that the formal valuation should be prepared in accordance
         with the following requirements:

         (i)      A formal valuation must value the Subordinate Voting Shares
                  and the value of the consideration being offered to holders of
                  Subordinate Voting Shares in respect of the Transaction;

         (ii)     A formal valuation shall be as of a date that is not more than
                  120 days before the date of the Transaction and shall contain
                  appropriate adjustments for material intervening events;

         (iii)    In arriving at an opinion as to the value or range of values
                  for the subject matter of the formal valuation, regard should
                  be had to the application of each valuation approach which is
                  appropriate in the circumstances;

         (iv)     Where relevant data is available, consideration should be
                  given to market factors such as recent purchases or sales of
                  comparable companies, assets, securities or liabilities,
                  market price earnings ratios and market yields. If the
                  Transaction is considered in relation to purchases or sales of
                  control positions of comparable companies or comparable assets
                  or premiums paid in similar transactions, these transactions
                  should be specifically identified and discussed;

         (v)      No downward adjustment should be made to the formal valuation
                  of the subject matter of the formal valuation to reflect the
                  liquidity of the subject matter, the effect of the Transaction
                  or the fact that the subject matter does not form part of a
                  controlling interest;

         (vi)     Where there is a statutory appraisal remedy available to
                  holders of Subordinate Voting Shares in respect of the
                  Transaction pursuant to which they have a right to be paid
                  "fair value" as referred to under the applicable statute, the
                  valuer should consider and disclose its view as to whether
                  "fair value" may be different from the value on which it is
                  opining;

         (vii)    A summary of the formal valuation must be included in the
                  material provided to holders of Subordinate Voting Shares in
                  connection with the Transaction; and

         (viii)   A formal valuation shall be based upon techniques that are
                  appropriate under the circumstances, after considering going
                  concern or liquidation assumptions or both, together with
                  other relevant assumptions, and shall not be less than the
                  higher of going-concern value or liquidation value.

LISTING OR QUOTATION

7.1      RCMCI undertakes to take all steps reasonably necessary to ensure that
         the Subordinate Voting Shares remain;

         (i)      quoted on the NASDAQ National Market System or otherwise
                  listed and posted for trading on a stock exchange in the
                  United States; and

         (ii)     listed and posted for trading on a stock exchange in Canada;

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7.2      RCMCI shall not be subject to the requirements of paragraph 7.1 of this
         Agreement if RCMCI no longer meets the minimum listing requirements of
         the NASDAQ National Market System or of the stock exchanges described
         in paragraph 7.1 of this Agreement, as the case may be, as a result of
         a Transaction completed in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

VALUATION EXEMPTION

8.1      The requirement to obtain a formal valuation of the Subordinate Voting
         Shares as described in paragraphs 1.1, 2.1 and 3.1 of the Agreement
         does not apply in respect of a Transaction where the price to be
         offered to minority Subordinate Voting Shareholders was arrived at
         within the twelve months immediately preceding the date of the
         announcement of the subject Transaction through an arm's length
         transaction or negotiation with a selling minority Subordinate Voting
         Shareholder of a control block of Subordinate Voting Shares or a
         selling minority Subordinate Voting Shareholder of a sizeable block of
         Subordinate Voting Shares where such minority Subordinate Voting
         Shareholder had full knowledge and access to information concerning
         RCMCI such that the underlying value of RCMCI was a material factor
         considered by such Subordinate Voting Shareholder in arriving at the
         price.

ELECTION OF DIRECTORS

9.1      RCI agrees that as long as it owns, directly or indirectly, or
         exercises control or direction over shares of the Company to which are
         attached more than 50% of the votes attaching to all shares of the
         Company, it will refrain from voting the Subordinate Voting Shares it
         holds or controls in connection with the election of directors pursuant
         to a class vote of the Subordinate Voting Shares provided for in the
         articles of the Company. RCI agrees that if it owns any Subordinated
         Voting Shares it will attend, or if it controls any other holder of
         Subordinate Voting Shares it will cause such person to attend, any such
         meeting of the holders of Subordinate Voting Shares so as to be counted
         in the number of shareholders present at the meeting for the purpose of
         determining any quorum thereof.

GENERAL

10.1     The provisions of this Agreement are in addition to and not in
         substitution to any requirements under applicable laws and to the
         extent the provisions of this Agreement cannot be carried out in
         compliance with the requirements of applicable laws, the requirements
         of applicable laws shall apply.

10.2     This Agreement may not be amended or waived without the prior approval
         of a majority of the holders of Subordinate Voting Shares, excluding
         affiliates of RCMCI, which approval shall be given by resolution
         approved by the majority of the votes cast by holders of Subordinate
         Voting Shares present or represented at a meeting thereof, excluding
         the votes of any holder who is an affiliate of RCMCI.

10.3     The provisions of this Agreement shall only come into effect
         contemporaneously with the issuance of Subordinate Voting Shares to the
         Underwriters pursuant to the prospectus of RCMCI to be dated on or
         about August 8, 1991.

10.4     This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with
         the laws of the Province of Ontario and the parties hereto irrevocably
         attorn to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Ontario.

10.5     This Agreement shall enure to the benefit of and be binding upon the
         parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns, as
         applicable. In addition, it is expressly acknowledged and agreed that
         the rights and obligations of the parties hereto are for the express
         benefit of the holders of Subordinate Voting Shares, from time to time,
         other than RCI, its affiliates and associates, and each of RCI and
         RCMCI agrees that it shall hold all

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        rights remedies, claims and causes of action arising hereunder in trust
        for the benefit of such holders of Subordinate Voting Shares. All or any
        of the rights conferred upon such holders of Subordinate Voting Shares
        hereunder may be enforced by such holders by appropriate legal
        proceedings, but without prejudice to the right of either party hereto
        to proceed in its own name to enforce the provisions hereof for its
        benefit and for the benefit of such holders of Subordinate Voting
        Shares.

         IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have executed this Agreement as
of the date first above written.

                                   ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS INC.

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                                   ROGERS CANTEL MOBILE
                                   COMMUNICATIONS INC.

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