MONTREAL - The Canadian Telecommunications Employees' Association said Monday it is "appalled at Bell Canada's announcement of their decision to outsource jobs to a company that is offshore." The union... Continue Reading
TORONTO - By the end of 2006 Canadian cable companies will have 12% (1.57 million) of residential telephone subscribers in Canada and 27% by year-end 2009 (3.35 million), says a... Continue Reading
AJAX, Ont. - Tim Buck has been hired as general manager of ATX Networks' QRF engineering and manufacturing operation in Jupiter, Florida.Buck has more than 28 years of CATV industry... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – Aimed squarely at B.C. and Alberta small business owners, Telus today launched Business One Part of the company’s "Future Friendly Office," Telus Business One is a package of... Continue Reading
PARIS and MURRAY HILL NJ – Wireless and wireline equipment manufacturers Lucent and Alcatel announced today that the two companies are merging. The combined company will have revenues of about... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Rogers and Bell can now compete nationally for high speed Internet users, regardless of where the two companies have wired footprints. A trio of releases today announced that... Continue Reading
KELWONA - Attendees from the cable, telephone and utility industries who want to attend the Canadian Communications and Technology Trade Show and Seminars to be held May 17th and 18th... Continue Reading
MONTREAL - A group of independent franchise owners, who represent a significant number of operators of Bell retail stores in Quebec and Ontario, launched a massive lawsuit against the communications... Continue Reading
THERE'S SO MUCH UNINFORMED nonsense on display in the Canadian consumer media about how the Canadian television industry works and the CRTC's role in it that most of us in... Continue Reading
TORONTO – This June, CTAM Canada will sponsor a chapter member to attend CTAM U at the Harvard Business School. The Canadian CTAM chapter has become a Corporate Patron of... Continue Reading
