What is the difference between a corporation, and an income trust fund?

in regards to the recent change to BCE

An income trust fund generally allows the passthrough of tax sheltering to the investors, which can provide a tax deferred income for the distributions. In addition, there is no double taxation; all earnings are passed through to the shareholder without being taxed at the corporate level first. A corporation does have double taxation: first the corporate earnings are taxed at the corporate level, then the dividends are taxed at the shareholder level.

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