By Ahmad Hathout
Canada’s largest telecoms are welcoming news that the federal government will invest in a national internet backbone.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced at the Canada…
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Says closure of federal Office of Consumer Affairs will exacerbate financial challenges
The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) has publicly apologized to its former executive director and…
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By Ahmad Hathout
The CRTC on Wednesday made projects focused on redundant networks eligible for Broadband Fund money.
The regulator confirmed a preliminary review that such projects, which ensure networks are…
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By Ahmad Hathout
Rogers and Telus want the Federal Court of Appeal to determine whether the CRTC adequately established why it believes the three largest telecoms may be violating a…
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The governments of Canada and Alberta on Tuesday announced $24.8 million in joint federal and provincial funding for two projects to bring high-speed internet access to…
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Bell and the Saskatchewan government announced Monday a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) to expand Bell AI Fabric’s previously announced data centre near…
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Xplore on Tuesday announced it has connected its first fibre internet customers in Newfoundland and Labrador, marking the next phase of its $181-million fibre network expansion…
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By Ahmad Hathout
Rogers’s chief financial officer said Tuesday that offsetting the CRTC’s ban on activation fees has become part of the company’s strategy.
“The headwinds we have going into the…
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Telecom now says bulk agreements can be good for customers
Beanfield Technologies Inc. has withdrawn a complaint filed to the CRTC in September 2023 that alleged Rogers’s…
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By Ahmad Hathout
Bell President and CEO Mirko Bibic said Thursday that Northwestel’s prospective buyer, a consortium of indigenous organizations known collectively as Sixty North Unity, is…
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