GATINEAU – On Friday, the CRTC agreed with Videotron’s complaint Bell has been obstructing use of its poles. Videotron filed a complaint with the CRTC in June alleging ongoing problems... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – Thanks to a joint investment of $86.77 million as part of Canada-Quebec Operation High Speed, more than 10,640 households in the Outaouais region (north of Gatineau) will have... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Anthem Sports & Entertainment’s AXS TV is now available to Bell Aliant Fibe TV customers in the Atlantic provinces. The channel will be available for purchase as an... Continue Reading
CRTC focuses on accelerating regional carrier network builds. Eyes now on Cogeco if regulatory conditions satisfy mobile entry By Ahmad Hathout GATINEAU – In requiring the country’s largest telecommunications companies... Continue Reading
INTERNET SPEED TESTING pioneer Ookla released its latest test wireline and wireless broadband speed results for a number of markets around the world, including Canada, and its fair to say... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Bell Let's Talk today announced that $3.07 million in grants from the Bell Let's Talk Post-Secondary Fund have been awarded to 123 Canadian colleges and universities to support... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The federal government will spend $233,000 to bring better broadband to 335 households in Tors Cove and Mobile, Newfoundland. The funding, just like the many announcements of late,... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – The CRTC today decided to mandate mobile virtual network operators for the Canadian wireless market – as long as companies who want to be one already own and operate network facilities and Tier 4 or higher (3, 2, 1) spectrum.
The Commission is calling it “wholesale facilities-based MVNO access service” and the decision also makes it clear this new “wholesale roaming policy applies to fifth-generation (5G) networks. This confirmation is important to help ensure that competition can continue to grow as the mobile wireless service market evolves to 5G.”
In short, that means companies with existing facilities like…
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OTTAWA – The federal government said today it will grant $352,000 in federal funding to bring high-speed Internet to rural residents in the Ontario communities of Millgrove, Pleasant View Survey,... Continue Reading
QUEBEC CITY — As part of the Quebec-Canada Operation High Speed initiative, the federal and provincial governments announced today a joint investment of $45 million awarded to Telus and Sogetel... Continue Reading
We've gathered a number of links where Canadian cable, radio, television, telecom and wireless companies have posted their responses to the Covid-19 pandemic.
