TORONTO – Rogers Communications will offer $1 billion worth of debt securities which it says will be used for general corporate purposes, including funding shareholder returns.
The senior unsecured multi-maturity…
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BURNABY, BC – Smart phones sales continued power financial results at Glentel.
The telecom retailer reported consolidated sales for its third quarter ended September 30, 2009 of $81.9 million, compared…
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OTTAWA-GATINEAU – Globalive does not meet the Canadian ownership requirements set out in the Telecommunications Act, the CRTC ruled late Thursday.
Under the legislation, a telecommunications company is only eligible…
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OTTAWA – The CRTC has added the channel Russia Today to the list of eligible satellite services.
Ethnic Channels Group Ltd. applied to the Commission in July to add the…
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TORONTO – Nortel Networks has pushed back the auction date for the sale of its global system for mobile communications business by a little over a week.
The new auction date…
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TORONTO – The majority of Canadians say that they support their local TV stations, and that cable and satellite companies should as well, a study by Nanos Research has found.
About…
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TORONTO – Telehop Communications’ founder, CEO and chairman Hersh Spiegelman passed away unexpectedly on Thursday morning, the company said in a statement. No further details were released.
Telehop provides value-priced…
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TORONTO and VANCOUVER – Calling it “a bad day for Canadians and wireless competition in Canada”, Globalive may be down, but it doesn’t sound like they’re entirely out of…
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TORONTO – Rogers Communications and Bragg Communications are in discussions on potential system swaps, Cartt.ca has learned.
A source with direct knowledge of the talks said late Wednesday on condition…
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OTTAWA – This is the last week of work at the Canadian Association of Broadcasters for Elizabeth Roscoe.
The CAB’s executive vice-president, strategic policy and public affairs planning is leaving…
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