Bell Media’s Crave announced Tuesday its new original docuseries Narco Mennonites, a three-part true-crime series exploring the story of Canada’s so-called “Mennonite Mafia,” will drop Friday,…
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Telus claims lawsuit has no merit
By Ahmad Hathout
An Asian content programmer is alleging Telus has been broadcasting its programming without consent.
APNA Desi TV Network Inc. alleges in a statement…
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Rogers last week announced it is investing $50 million over five years in a new national program designed to help Canadian families address the problem…
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Blue Ant Rights, the distribution arm of Blue Ant Studios, announced Monday several leadership promotions and a new appointment across its Americas and Asia-Pacific (APAC) sales teams.
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The CRTC last week approved the change in ownership and effective control of ethnic radio station CJRJ-AM Vancouver (formerly operating as Spice Radio).
Through…
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By Ahmad Hathout
Eastlink is expressing disappointment Friday after the CRTC blocked it from destandardizing certain internet speeds for third-party service providers that it no longer offers to its own…
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By Ahmad Hathout
The CRTC approved Friday a proposal it made this past fall that would allow broadcasters to introduce spoken word programming on the FM dial.
The…
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By Ahmad Hathout
A study commissioned by the CRTC, made public Thursday, presses the need for the regulator to allow broadcasters to allocate a portion of their Canadian content expenditures…
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By Ahmad Hathout
The Quebec Court of Appeal ruled last month that a trial court should consider punitive damages in a proposed class action lawsuit involving the reimbursement of phone…
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By Ahmad Hathout
Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) has formally made way for a stretch of spectrum to be used for wireless backhaul capacity.
The department last month removed the…
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