TORONTO – CBC/Radio-Canada has added to CBC Sports executive director Greg Stremlaw’s responsibilities, naming him general manager and chef de mission for its coverage of the Rio 2016 Olympic…
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TORONTO – Bell Media’s TV streaming service CraveTV celebrated its first birthday Friday, describing the past 365 days as “mission accomplished”.
In addition to completing distribution deals with television providers…
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TORONTO – Apple Pay and Google Pay have some Canadian competition with the launch of the world’s first universal mobile wallet application using Soundpays.
The Toronto-based fintech technology start-up said…
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OSOYOOS, B.C. – Telus said Thursday that it has invested $5 million to build five new wireless sites along Highway 3, bringing wireless service to approximately 105 kilometers of…
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TORONTO – Project 10 Productions has hired Patrice Baillargeon as VP of unscripted programming, as the company continues to expand both its scripted and unscripted divisions.
During his 15-year tenure in…
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HAMILTON – After more than 60 years on the air, the future of CHCH-TV is uncertain today.
Cartt.ca has heard reports from several sources within the station speculating…
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OTTAWA–GATINEAU – Canada’s public payphones perform an important public service, despite their dwindling use, the CRTC said Thursday as it unveiled two new “consumer safeguards”.
As a follow up to…
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TORONTO – Long-time Rogers exec David Purdy has been named as Vice Media’s new chief international growth officer.
Purdy, who played a key role in the recent multiplatform partnership between…
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TORONTO – Wind Mobile has secured $425 in new financing to help fund its LTE network upgrade using equipment and services supplied exclusively by Nokia Corporation.
In the first of…
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TORONTO – After nearly 21 years with Rogers Communications, Jan Innes’ final day as VP provincial and municipal government relations, was December 4th.
For those of us who have covered…
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