TORONTO – Customers looking for high speed multimedia to their mobile phone have a new option from Motorola, Rogers Wireless and MuchMusic. Today, the three companies launched the MuchMusic Edition... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - After four and a half years of contract negotiations with the Telecommunications Workers Union (TWU) and an impasse at the bargaining table, western telco Telus today announced it... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Bell Subco, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bell Canada, is training hundreds of students hired for the summer to help break a legal strike by installation and repair... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The owner of Pridevision TV and OUTtv says he may be forced to take Shaw Communications to court over what he says is unfair carriage of one of... Continue Reading
MONTREAL - With the cost of acquisition of video subscribers in free-fall, Bell Canada Enterprises expects big things from its video division going forward. ExpressVu had net additions for the... Continue Reading
REGINA – Saskatchewan cable co-op Access Communications received a National Community Champion Award from the Canadian Cancer Society this week. The award is given to corporations who have made a... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Bell Canada Enterprises’ satellite operator Telesat Canada said the first quarter of 2005 showed a 28% increase in revenue to $107.7 million. Of the total revenue, $51.1 million... Continue Reading
ANNVILLE, PA - TVC Inc. announced today it has named Asheridge Investments Limited as a franchisee for the European market. The new company, formed by a group of former TVC... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – While cable companies, telcos and others roll out service upon service, and have now made convergence a reality, government policy must reflect that, says the Canadian Cable Telecommunications... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER - Revenues and earnings climbed for Telus Corp. in the first quarter of 2005, despite losses in the residential local line market. Consolidated operating revenues of nearly $2 billion... Continue Reading
We've gathered a number of links where Canadian cable, radio, television, telecom and wireless companies have posted their responses to the Covid-19 pandemic.
