MONTREAL and THUNDER BAY - Bell Nordiq Group and TBayTel (Thunder Bay Telephone) announced Monday that they have agreed to extend their 45-day exclusivity agreement, which was scheduled to expire.Both... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Growth in cable, Internet, and telephony subscribers has led Cogeco Cable to predict a 36% increase in net income in 2006, the company announced at its annual shareholders’... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The HDTV war is heating up as Bell ExpressVu and Rogers Cable both announce they’re adding more sports programming in high definition. Bell is adding NCAA basketball and... Continue Reading
CALGARY – Shaw is keeping the home fires burning for the holidays again. Yesterday it put its virtual fireplace on screen on Shaw Digital Digest, and analog customers can cozy... Continue Reading
CHARLOTTETOWN – Aliant is teaming up with the Charlottetown Police Department to help potential victims of domestic violence. The telco is donating refurbished cell phones, which police will provide to... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Industrial design students at three Ontario institutions will be able to compete for cash prizes donated by Bell Canada by designing futuristic communications products. Third-year students enrolled in... Continue Reading
LINDSAY, Ont. – Greg Walling, who was the last president and CEO of former equipment distribution company Cabletel (which was once the largest distribution company in Canada but suffered through years... Continue Reading
WINNIPEG – Pierre Blouin has been appointed CEO of MTS Allstream, which includes Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. and MTS Allstream Inc. Blouin replaces Bill Fraser, who announced his intention to... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The outlook for Canada’s traditional fixed-line telecom industry in 2006 is poor, while things are looking better for wireless services and the cable industry, according to the latest... Continue Reading
