By Ahmad Hathout Quebecor CEO Pierre Karl Peladeau said on a fourth-quarter conference call Friday that the company’s subsidiaries have been able to navigate around playing the aggressive price game... Continue Reading
Bell announced Wednesday its new network AI operations (AI Ops) solution built on Google Cloud, which the telecom says shifts network management from reactive troubleshooting to proactive optimization. Already deployed by Bell,... Continue Reading
PIAC, Competition Bureau, CCTS push label as important opportunity By Ahmad Hathout The CRTC must take a light-touch regulatory approach when it comes to determining how internet service providers (ISPs)... Continue Reading
Ottawa-based satellite operator Telesat announced Tuesday it is now accepting applications for its fifth annual National Women in Technology and Engineering scholarship program and its third annual National Fellowship for Indigenous Youth program. Through the... Continue Reading
Cisco and Nvidia announced Tuesday plans for an expanded partnership with the intent to create a cross-portfolio unified architecture to simplify the building of AI-ready data centre networks for enterprises. As part... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout CRTC commissioners Nirmala Naidoo and Ellen Desmond have been reappointed by Order in Council last week to their respective posts for another five years. The terms for... Continue Reading
Bell and Virgin Plus last week announced new time-limited roaming deals for families travelling on March Break and spring getaways. The discounted rates apply automatically on Bell’s Roam Better and... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout Two of Canada’s largest telecoms are warning the CRTC against implementing a uniform internet subsidy for the far north or risk increasing internet service prices in rest... Continue Reading
The commissioner and CEO of the Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS) is leaving the watchdog at the end of the year. Howard Maker, who was a founding commissioner... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout The CRTC has ordered Telus on Wednesday to provide additional monetary compensation to customers in certain remote British Columbia regions who will lose access to landline service... Continue Reading
