This may be the stimulus needed to finally allow Telus to swallow its prey. Rogers Communications ( TSX: RCI.B )( NYSE: RCI ) is further entrenching itself as Canada's wireless leader, spending a whopping $3.3 billion on spectrum during February's auction, more than the rest of its competitors combined. Rogers also has a preliminary agreement with Shaw Communications to buy the spectrum that company acquired back in 2008. Even BCE ( TSX: BCE )( NYSE: BCE ) has taken steps to boost its competitive position, partnering with Telus to spend billions upgrading its network. The company also offers its subscribers the option of watching television on their mobile phones, which it hopes will entice customers to choose its wireless offerings over the competition's. Among all this, a theme emerges. Foreign competitors don't want anything to do with our market. Not one submitted a serious bid for Mobilicity. No foreign competitor participated in February's spectrum auction.