MONTRÉAL – Videotron has announced that it now has more than 210,000 customers for its mobile services in its latest quarterly results. The Quebecor owned cable and wireless division…
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LOS ANGELES and TORONTO – A company that produces the ad-supported application textPlus – which provides free text messaging – has announced users in Canada can now obtain their…
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VANCOUVER – B.C.-based communications service provider Navigata Communications 2009 Inc. has announced the appointment of J. Owen Gilbert as the company’s chief operating officer.
"I will be focused on…
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VANCOUVER – Contest winner and UBC film student Ian Holliday had the chat of a lifetime when his idol, director Christopher Nolan called him Tuesday to offer some career…
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OTTAWA – Industry Canada reports the ICT sector in the first quarter reported its sixth consecutive quarterly increase with a growth of 0.5%, but the rate of growth has…
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THANKS TO INNOVATIONS like cloud computing, videoconferencing and other developments in telecom and office communications the single office/home office (SOHO) sector is booming as technology makes it easier to…
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REGINA – SaskTel reports that members of the Communications Energy & Paperworkers Union of Canada (CEP) have voted in favour of ratifying a new collective agreement at security arm…
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GATINEAU – While Shaw Communications continues to evaluate technologies for its plan to launch a wireless service in Western Canada, Scotia Capital Equity Research re-entered the debate by suggesting…
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WINNIPEG – Manitoba Telecom Services, including its two operating divisions MTS and Allstream, has reported strong second quarter 2011 results and is increasing its financial outlook for revenues, EBITDA…
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VANCOUVER – Telus today reported Q2 revenue of $2.55 billion, an increase of 6.4% over the same quarter last year. This increase was generated by nearly 10% growth in wireless…
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