By Ahmad Hathout
Telus is asking the CRTC to reconsider part of a July decision that determined Every-Day Computers (Ev-Com) satisfied the spectrum requirement to become a mobile virtual network…
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By Connie Thiessen
While digital choices continue to multiply, traditional television retains a monopoly on the shared national experience, according to Numeris year-end report, “The Year in Canadian…
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By Ahmad Hathout
Rogers is claiming in a Part 1 made public Monday that Concord Pacific Development Corp. is forcing it to pay a $300 per-unit fee to access two…
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The CRTC sent a letter to the national and regional telecoms this week requesting an update on the progress of the MVNO regime that is four years out from…
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Canada’s big banks and the three largest telecoms will be able to share information through a single platform to protect Canadians against fraud.
The Cross-Sector Anti-Fraud Exchange (CSAFE), launched this…
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By Ahmad Hathout
The CRTC is allowing telecoms no longer required to contribute to the National Contribution Fund (NCF) to pay outstanding amounts owed over three years.
In February, the regulator…
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Co-op can submit reimbursement claims monthly for costs incurred
The CRTC last week approved Access Communications Co-operative’s statement of work for a transport fibre project in…
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Blue Ant Media announced Monday it has acquired the licensing rights to The Ambassador, a new half-hour workplace comedy starring Toronto-born actress Samantha Bee…
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The CRTC has told Bell subsidiary Maskatel it needs more information before it considers the Quebec telecom service provider’s recent request for an extension of…
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Rogers Sports and Media’s Citytv announced Wednesday the launch of Dateline Canada, the first global expansion of NBC’s Dateline newsmagazine franchise.
Set to debut Thursday, Nov. 26 at 8 p.m….
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