GATINEAU – A group of Canadian television viewers and consumer-oriented organizations says that it’s time for the CRTC to change the way it regulates the broadcasting system; this time,…
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WOODSTOCK, NB – Rural broadband service provider Xplornet Communications is warning Industry Canada that its new consultation on 3500 MHz spectrum may actually hinder, rather than help, the…
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OTTAWA-GATINEAU – Book and DVD retailer Québec Loisirs has paid $200,000 as part of a settlement over violations to the country’s telemarketing rules, plus agreed to end its previous telemarketing…
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TORONTO – Bell, Rogers and Videotron have some explaining to do over the way that they charge customers for live and on-demand television programming on mobile applications.
According to a…
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HALIFAX – Ten-digit dialing will be introduced Saturday in Nova Scotia and PEI to help meet a growing demand for phone numbers in the two provinces.
Starting August 23, local calls…
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PRINCE GEORGE, BC – Telus said Tuesday that it has invested more than $2.5 million to build four new wireless sites bringing service to more than 40 kilometers of…
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WINNIPEG – MTS said that it will launch TSN's expanded line-up of five national feeds, TSN1, TSN2, TSN3, TSN4 and TSN5, and as a result, will offer Winnipeg Jets…
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CALGARY – Not only does Canada does not need a fourth national wireless carrier, the data used by the federal government in its assertions to the contrary is flawed,…
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OTTAWA – Industry Canada released its Consultation on 3500 MHz Licensing Approach Tuesday which includes a ‘first-come, first-served’ licensing process for rural broadband service providers.
In keeping with the government's…
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TORONTO – The Ontario Court of Justice is allowing a potential multi-million-dollar class action lawsuit against Bell Mobility to proceed.
According to a Toronto Star report Monday, the lawsuit…
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