LAST WEEK THE Cable Public Affairs Channel celebrated its 15th anniversary of bringing Canadians the nitty gritty of politics.
As the only place where you find federal Parliamentary debates,…
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SHERBROOKE, QC – The Royal Canadian Mounted Police announced Tuesday they had seized equipment believed to be used in satellite TV signal theft in a 64-year-old man’s home in…
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TORONTO – CBCNews.ca has partnered with blog and social media search engine Technorati.com to give its web readers access to more than 86 monitored blogs.
CBCNews.ca stories now include…
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NEW YORK –The planned expansion of cablecos into the small and medium-sized business telecommunications market will make it harder for the competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) to continue to…
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TORONTO – Thirty-five-year CBC veteran Tony Burman announced Tuesday he’s leaving his position as editor-in-chief of CBC News, Current Affairs and Newsworld on July 13. He has been in…
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TORONTO – The CBC will launch a website called CBC Aboriginal on June 21, which is National Aboriginal Day. The website, at www.cbc.ca/aboriginal, will contain CBC’s coverage of Aboriginal…
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TORONTO – A professional video game league, Major League Gaming, has launched in Canada, allowing video game players to earn prize money and rise through the ranks to secure…
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TORONTO – Bell Canada on Tuesday introduced Home Office Internet Solution, a suite of Internet products and services built specifically to serve home office customers. The suite includes high-speed…
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by Myron Love
WINNIPEG – Having secured the approval of the CRTC, MTS Allstream has begun the process of doubling its pay phone rate from 25 cents to…
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Companies wanting to operate power-generating wind farms close to radio transmitters should first notify and consult with radio broadcasters, according to guidelines developed by the Radio Advisory Board of…
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