TORONTO – With the headlines in British Columbia and Alberta touting the Telus strike which began today, Rogers Telecom announced it’s expanding its local phone service further into the Lower... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Rogers Cable and World Wrestling Entertainment officially launched WWE 24/7, a subscription video on demand service, today. WWE 24/7 draws upon and will include some of the most... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Bell Canada today announced a national mobile speed-dial access number for Kids Help Phone. As part of celebrations of its 20th anniversary in wireless telephony, dialing #6868 from... Continue Reading
QUISPAMSIS, NB – The Canadian Cable Systems Alliance announced that it has signed a master affiliate agreement with Deutsche Welle’s new channel German TV. “CCSA and Deutsche Welle have been... Continue Reading
TORONTO – In a push to win some digital cable converts from the pro rasslin’ fandom, Rogers Cable and World Wrestling Entertainment will unveil the latest channel available on Rogers... Continue Reading
BURNABY, B.C. – With a looming deadline, Telus and the Telecommunications Workers Union continue to squabble. "Telus's plan to bribe our members into accepting their unilaterally-imposed deal is not working,"... Continue Reading
TORONTO and MONTREAL – Third quarter 2005 revenue at Look Communications was $9.2 million and gross margin $4.6 million, leading to a loss of $153,000 for the period ended May... Continue Reading
MONTREAL - By a vote of 65.4%, Bell Canada’s clerical employees ratified their new collective agreement negotiated with Bell by the Canadian Telecommunications Employees' Association (CTEA). The telephone vote from... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – Shaw Digital Cable customers in Vancouver no longer have to log on to the Internet to order video on demand. Shaw Cablesystems today introduced remote control ordering of... Continue Reading
CHAPLEAU – The small lumber community of Chapleau, Ont., which lies about 300 kms northeast of Sault Ste. Marie, is about to get connected. Bell Canada, Nortel and the Town... Continue Reading
