HALIFAX – The Nova Scotia government will invest $1.4 million to improve rural access to high-speed Internet in the province.
Thursday’s announcement says that the 22 municipal and community high-speed…
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NEW YORK – The number of U.S. homes that have broadband but no traditional multichannel video package grew by 2 million in 2016, says new research by Kagan, a…
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HAMILTON – CHCH is readying an original series celebrating the best in Canadian documentary filmmaking.
Documented, which will premiere on April 1st and continue Saturday’s at 8:00 PM ET through…
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REGINA – SaskTel said Thursday that its wireless LTE network expansion is complete and now covers 99% of the residents in the province.
The expansion of LTE is part of…
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TORONTO – Blue Ant International said Thursday that it has added a new category of content, known as Digital Studios, ahead of MIPTV.
The catalog includes new short-form 4K and…
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TORONTO – Bell Media’s Space has become the new home for original Canadian series Wynonna Earp after becoming the Canadian production partner along with producer Seven24 Films.
Developed for television by Emily…
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FIRE UP THE LOBBYISTS, lawyers and regulatory experts, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has opened up a once-in-a-generation chance to change everything about the cable, radio, television and telecom…
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WHITEHORSE and IQALUIT – Ice Wireless has cut roaming charges for customers travelling in the U.S. or Mexico.
The mobile network operator that serves Canada’s North said Wednesday that it is the…
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WINNIPEG – The Government of Manitoba has kicked off a cultural review to examine the role of the arts, creative industries, heritage, libraries, Indigenous culture and cultural infrastructure in…
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Perhaps co-operation is the key
GATINEAU – Arguments that the British Columbia market isn’t big enough to support two distinct radio broadcasters don’t hold water, according to First Peoples Radio.
Debra…
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