OTTAWA – Alberta-based telecom service provider VOIS is in breach of its obligations to customers and to the Commissioner of Complaints for Telecommunications Services (CCTS).
The CCTS said this week…
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TORONTO – Soft advertising revenues helped to push down revenues and profits at Corus Entertainment.
For the fourth quarter ended August 31, 2015, net income attributable to shareholders was $17.8…
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MONTREAL – Cloud and internet services company OVH.com announced plans to expand its activities in Greater Montréal to keep pace with demand for hosting and internet services.
OVH.com has its…
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OTTAWA-GATINEAU – For the first time, more Canadians subscribe exclusively to mobile wireless services than to wired landline telephone services, according to the 2015 edition of the CRTC’s Communications Monitoring…
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TORONTO – Rogers Communications credited the Toronto Blue Jays’ winning ways for helping to drive up third quarter profits by 40%.
Rogers said Thursday that operating revenue for the period…
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TORONTO – Canadian Telco TV companies Telus, SaskTel and MTS hosted their 10th annual fall forum at the Toronto Telus headquarters for about 200 programming…
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NEW ORLEANS – The cable industry's long-awaited transition to all-IP video world is finally becoming a solid reality after years of brave talk.
At the SCTE Cable-Tec Expo show in…
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TORONTO – CBC/Radio-Canada has been awarded the Canadian broadcast rights for the the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games and the 2024 Olympic Games, making it the official broadcaster for…
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OTTAWA – The radio market of Hamilton and Burlington in Southern Ontario won’t be tuning in to a new station anytime soon after the CRTC determined that the area…
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TORONTO – Newfoundland Capital Corporation president and CEO Rob Steele has been named as the 2016 inductee to the Canadian Broadcast Industry Hall of Fame.
Steele will be honoured at…
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