By Ahmad Hathout The CRTC on Friday launched a show-cause proceeding requiring Bell to show why its practice of selling locked devices isn’t a violation of the Wireless Code. In... Continue Reading
Heritage commitee recommended collecting data to address media deserts By Ahmad Hathout As the news industry faces an uncertain future, a team of researchers is working to map all news... Continue Reading
The CRTC on Monday announced it has administratively renewed the broadcasting licences for various television programming undertakings, networks and broadcasting distribution undertakings from Sept. 1, 2026 to Aug. 31, 2027. These licence... Continue Reading
By Connie Thiessen Chris MacDonald, the former CRTC commissioner for Atlantic Canada and Nunavut and a longtime Rogers Communications senior manager, has passed away following an undisclosed illness. He was 44. While still studying... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout The CRTC said Thursday that Bell must pay for all corrective work to attach third-party equipment for which it did not issue an invoice to Quebecor before... Continue Reading
Crave subs top five million By Ahmad Hathout Bell executives said Thursday that the company will focus on trade-in and other “device residual programs,” rather than device discounting, to address... Continue Reading
Rogers has expanded its 5G network to Matane-sur-Mer in Matane, Quebec. The cable giant, which erected a new tower, notes that Matane-sur-Mer is a key business hub in Quebec’s Bas-Saint-Laurent... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout The News Forum (TNF) is alleging Cogeco and Quebecor's Videotron are not giving it television package treatment demanded by CRTC regulation. The independent national news service, which... Continue Reading
Rogers and Amazon’s Prime Video announced Tuesday a 12-year sublicensing agreement for Prime Video in Canada to exclusively broadcast Wednesday night regular-season national NHL games in English and French, starting with the... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout The CRTC has not provided reasons for why it believes Rogers, Bell and Telus are violating the regulator’s new rules on activation fees, even after the companies... Continue Reading
