VANCOUVER – Bell Canada has gifted $1.25 million to support mental health in British Columbia, including $1 million to the University of British Columbia's Institute of Mental Health for…
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OTTAWA – Grassroots youth-focused charities in the Ottawa region received a $400,000 financial boost from the Telus Ottawa Community Board this year.
The Board has supported 29 local organizations that…
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REGINA – SaskTel is deploying 11 portable cellular towers in an effort to address congestion on its 4G network.
The portable towers, also referred to as COWS (Cellular On Wheels),…
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HALIFAX – Bell Aliant said Monday that it will issue 4 million cumulative rate reset preferred shares worth $100 million.
The series C preferred shares, priced at $25.00 each, will…
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MONTREAL – Videotron has announced plans to hire an additional 100 customer service representatives and 6 team managers at its customer contact centre in Gatineau.
The company said that more…
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HALIFAX – EastLink has cracked the 100 HD channel mark and said that number will climb even higher by the end of this month.
"We will continue to add more HD…
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TORONTO – Dave Dobbins is out as president and CEO of new wireless provider Mobilicity.
According to a company news release, Dobbins left the company “to pursue other interests”. He…
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LIBERTYVILLE, IL – Motorola Mobility stockholders voted overwhelmingly to approve the proposed merger with Google Inc.
Approximately 99% of the shares voting at Thursday’s special meeting of stockholders voted in…
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QUISPAMSIS – The CCSA and Quebecor have finalized a master affiliate agreement for the distribution of Sun News.
Sun News, which bills itself as the home for hard news and straight…
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SARATOGA, CA – Roku is bringing its over-the-top streaming platform to Canada early next year.
The California-based company, which launched the first Netflix streaming player in 2008, has more than…
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