VANCOUVER – Telus announced today some of its Optik TV customers in B.C. and Alberta can choose Amazon Prime as a benefit with their service. Optik TV customers who already... Continue Reading
Prediction: Shaw Internet customers will really like this By Greg O’Brien CALGARY — In a move the company says is meant to reward its wired broadband customers while building its... Continue Reading
OTTAWA — As part of the federal government’s stated commitment to help reduce the cost of some wireless plans by 25% over the next two years, Minister of Innovation, Science... Continue Reading
Rogers in favour of transport subsidies for rural fund By Ahmad Hathout OTTAWA – Rogers and Bell are among those in favour of a “flexible” approach for the use of... Continue Reading
GATINEAU — Telus today received approval from the CRTC for a broadcasting licence to operate a national on-demand TV channel, which according to Telus’s application proposes to air a variety... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout GATINEAU – For the first time in five years, private conventional TV revenues increased nationwide in 2019, according to CRTC data released earlier this month. The accumulated... Continue Reading
MARKHAM, Ont. — Huawei smartphone users in Canada now have a new way to access mobile apps with the launch today of Huawei’s new Petal Search tool. Available for download... Continue Reading
TMG CEO says deck is stacked against him By Denis Carmel GATINEAU – Telus has filed a complaint against Telelatino Media Group, accusing the ethnic broadcaster of undue preference, undue... Continue Reading
TORONTO — Saying it’s the first national carrier to offer wireless accessory financing, Rogers announced today customers will now be able to get headphones, smartwatches, cases and such for $0... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER — Smartphone users can now track pets, purses, backpacks and other items (including the people carrying them) with the new Track+ device launched by Telus today. Track+ can be... 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.
