Videotron powers Q2 growth at Quebecor
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Telus rolls out 4G LTE in more B.C. markets
SaskTel unveils new fibre optic network
REGINA – SaskTel has launched its new Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) program, known as infiNET, with a goal of passing 40,000 homes by the end of this year.
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TORONTO – The Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union used a certain tennis tournament as a backdrop to remind folks that some of its members who are contract technicians that…
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EDMUNDSTON, NB – Bell Aliant is investing $4.2 million to expand its fibre-to-the home (FTTH) network FibreOp to the more than 8,400 homes and businesses in Edmundston.
The service is…
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IQALUIT – Northwestel has launched its new satellite Internet service in Nunavut, offering residents of six communities faster Internet speeds, unlimited long distance calling and more customer choice.
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TORONTO – In light of changes to Canada’s telecom foreign ownership rules, Primus Telecommunications Group Inc. (PTGi) has acquired the remaining 54.4% of Canadian competitive local exchange carrier Globility…
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OTTAWA – Canada's Advanced Research and Innovation Network (CANARIE) has had its $62 million worth of funding and mandate renewed for three years.
The Government of Canada’s “investment in CANARIE…
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MONTREAL – BCE reported a 31% increase in net earnings, to $773 million in the second quarter of 2012, ended June 30th, despite basically flat overall revenue of $4.34…
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TORONTO – Starting at $42.50 per month with a range of features, Primus Canada today launched its new pre-paid home phone service in Ontario and Quebec.
Much like prepaid cell…
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Rogers contract techs still on strike
Bell Aliant expands FTTH to Edmundston
Northwestel rolls out new broadband service in Nunavut
Primus acquires 100% of Globility; begins work on new Canadian metro fibre initiative
Federal government renews CANARIE funding
Q2 earnings jump while revenue flat at Bell
Primus brings prepaid home phone to Ontario and Quebec
