OTTAWA — The Government of Canada announced last Friday it has awarded Bell Canada $404,936 in funding from the Universal Broadband Fund (UBF) to improve mobile connectivity in the Atikamekw... Continue Reading
ELGIN COUNTY, Ont. — Southwestern Integrated Fibre Technology (SWIFT) and the governments of Ontario and Canada announced last Friday the start of construction on two high-speed Internet projects that will... Continue Reading
By Connie Thiessen A GROUP OF Canadian business leaders, artists, academics, journalists and former politicians have signed an open letter to the BCE and Bell Canada board of directors and management... Continue Reading
TORONTO — In an effort to earn back the trust of its customers after its nationwide network outage in July, Rogers Communications last week announced a number of commitments it... Continue Reading
TORONTO — Rogers Communications announced last Friday the availability of Apple TV+ on Ignite TV and Ignite Streaming. “With the integration of Apple TV+, we are excited to expand our... Continue Reading
OTTAWA -- Rogers, Shaw, and the Competition Bureau have agreed to sit in front of a mediator to hash out a possible settlement on the issues involving the cable companies'... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Videotron's illico set top box platform does not violate patented technology claimed by a subsidiary of U.S.-based Xperi, a Federal Court judge ruled in a decision released yesterday.... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – The CRTC said today that telecommunications service providers will have to adhere to a regime that will set a minimum standard for blocking botnet traffic, which it said... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Three organizations representing community television and radio stations have applauded amendments made to clarify the role of “community” in Bill C-11, legislation which would give the CRTC enhanced... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – In response to a report from the industry committee urging the federal government to block Rogers’s proposed takeover of Shaw Communications, Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne declined to comment... Continue Reading