Blue Ant Studios’ rights division announced Monday several new original commissions from wildlife and nature brand Love Nature that are now available for licensing and pre-sales. The studio unveiled the... Continue Reading
SaskTel and labour union Unifor announced Friday that they have reached a new three-year collective bargaining agreement for the telecom's employees. The deal is retroactive to March 17 and includes... Continue Reading
Telus outlined Thursday what it is doing to tackle the harmful effects of climate change. The telecom said it is deploying generators and solar-powered cell towers to help high-risk communities... Continue Reading
Videotron says no undue preference or disadvantage By Ahmad Hathout Rogers is alleging Videotron has refused to allow the cable giant to audit its subscriber information for the purposes of... Continue Reading
Frontier Networks Inc., a Toronto-based provider of broadband and network connectivity solutions, announced Wednesday it is now an authorized reseller of SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet services in Canada and the United States.... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout A new bill that would force the CRTC to “consult” with the provincial governments on matters affecting French-speaking markets is drawing concern from regulatory authorities both in... Continue Reading
Accessible Media Inc. (AMI) announced Tuesday its 2024-25 production slate for AMI-tv and free streaming service AMI+, which includes returning series, a new scripted comedy and several new docuseries including one for... Continue Reading
A day after Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) launched a consultation on a proposed new spectrum policy that would open up certain mobile spectrum bands for use by satellite service... Continue Reading
A community television advocate is calling on the CRTC to reject a May application by Rogers to broaden certain broadcast regions to meet its local programming obligations, alleging the result... Continue Reading
A new survey from Abacus Data on Tuesday has found 26 per cent of Canadians have changed their wireless plans in the past 12 months, and an “overwhelming” 86 per... Continue Reading
