BURNABY, BC – Despite a slight dip in profits, sales were up 11% at Glentel for its first quarter ended March 31, 2010.
Net income for the three month period was…
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HALIFAX – EastLink CEO Lee Bragg has some new responsibilities in his portfolio.
Bragg is one of two new members named to the board of directors at Nova Scotia Power. The…
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VANCOUVER – While revenue growth was flat and high speed Internet subscriber additions surprisingly low in the first quarter of 2010, ended March 31st, Telus still managed to please…
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OTTAWA – Allowing more foreign investment in the telecommunications business, particularly for broadcast distributors, will almost certainly have an impact on the content carried on Canadian airwaves, according to…
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TORONTO – Wind Mobile has beefed up its network coverage plus added three new data options for customers.
In a statement on Wednesday, the new national wireless company said it…
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HALIFAX – Bell Aliant will spend $350 million in the next two years to accelerate the roll out of its fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) technology, the company announced Wednesday, along with…
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THE LEADERS OF SHAW Communications took a look at the media landscape around us and decided that if they’re going to be a player in the new always on,…
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THUNDER BAY, ON – A future Liberal government will ensure that high-speed Internet is available across the country plus expand mobile phone coverage for rural and remote Canada, all within…
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FREDERICTON – Bell Aliant has won a court injunction preventing Rogers from claiming to have the ‘fastest and most reliable’ high speed Internet product.
Tuesday’s ruling in a New Brunswick court…
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WINNIPEG, REGINA and SASKATOON – Rogers has rolled out its High Speed Packet Access Plus (HSPA+) network in Winnipeg, Regina, and Saskatoon, the company announced Tuesday.
A Rogers spokesperson confirmed to…
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