By Ahmad Hathout and Linda Stuart
A watchdog that handles complaints for telecom and television services reported Wednesday that it received the highest number of complaints in its latest annual…
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Telecom said Canadian wireless on track for “coming quarters”
By Ahmad Hathout
Cogeco executives said Tuesday the telecom will bump up the price of at least some of its internet services…
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Videotron’s discount wireless brand Fizz announced Tuesday it has added new subscription areas in northeastern Ontario, including in Petawawa, Pembroke, Laurentian Valley, Renfrew, Deep River, Whitewater Region and Bonnechere…
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Canadian satellite operator Telesat announced Monday some key changes to its executive leadership ranks.
Michel Forest will assume the role of chief technology officer following the retirement…
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Bell announced earlier this week the growing youth mental health crisis will be the priority of its Bell Let’s Talk annual fundraising day for mental…
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Rogers and rSIM (which stands for resilient SIM) are collaborating to deliver innovative, high-resiliency connectivity solutions tailored specifically for IoT applications, according to a Tuesday Continue Reading
Company struggled with debt to town
By Ahmad Hathout
O-Net, a prominent community gigabit telecom in Olds, Alberta, was acquired by Telus in November after it struggled to pay back a…
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Telecom says it is willing to pay ‘reasonable charges and rejoin CCTS’
By Ahmad Hathout
Small ISP InnSys Inc. is calling on the CRTC to institute changes at the chief complaints…
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Telesat announced Monday the appointment of Charles Cynamon as its new president of Telesat Government Solutions, a wholly owned, U.S.-incorporated subsidiary of Telesat that provides satellite…
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Rogers announced in late December it has turned on five new cellular towers along B.C.’s Highway 16, known as the Highway of Tears, providing additional 911 access for all…
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