By Ahmad Hathout
Internet service provider Fibernetics is accusing Rogers of undue preference by allegedly refusing to allow the independent telecom to use a third party transport service at the…
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Bell announced Thursday it will focus on the mental health crisis among young Canadians when it launches its next Bell Let’s Talk Day on January 22, 2025.
The telco said…
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Bell’s FX Innovation announced Wednesday it has acquired HGC Technologies, adding to the telco’s suite of digital automation expertise and facilitating FX’s growth in the U.S. market.
The combination follows…
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Telus’s Mobile Klinik has announced Thursday that it has partnered with a company that offers a platform to more efficiently repair and refurbish devices.
Baltimore-based Apkudo provides automation technology called…
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Telecom also wants high court to revisit bias allegations against former chair Scott
By Ahmad Hathout
TekSavvy is asking the Supreme Court of Canada this month to help define the meaning…
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By Ahmad Hathout
The mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) regime, once confined to individual consumers and small businesses, has been expanded to include internet of things (IoT) and enterprise customers…
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The CRTC is asking the big three telecoms to outline the “concrete steps” they are taking to address what it found to be unacceptably high international roaming charges and…
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By Ahmad Hathout
Carriers will have to come to an agreement over the wholesale rate charged for domestic roaming, with the CRTC only acting as the decider of last resort,…
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The CRTC said Thursday it has conditionally approved $8 million from its $750-million Broadband Fund to fund transport fibre infrastructure in 16 communities in Manitoba.
The money will go to…
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The CRTC is asking the country’s largest telecoms to answer questions as to how the decommissioning of their 3G networks will impact those still on the legacy wireless technology.
In…
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