OTTAWA – A wholesale fee for carriage is something that not just private broadcasters are after.
The CBC/Radio-Canada submission to the CRTC’s TV policy review calls for a new…
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GATINEAU – The CRTC has approved two more category 2 digital TV channels: The Consumer Channel and the German Channel.
According to the commission’s decision, the English-language Consumer Channel…
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LONDON – Former Rogers Communications VP Heather Campbell has left the company to join Barclays bank.
Campbell had been Rogers’ Vice President, Planning, Performance and Governance. She has joined…
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TORONTO – Alliance Atlantis Communications Inc. wants to quit its securities registration in the United States, citing too-high administrative costs.
The company announced that it has filed an application…
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VANCOUVER – Members of the British Columbia Government and Service Employees’ Union working at a subsidiary of Telus have reached a tentative agreement.
The BCGEU members work at Telus…
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TORONTO – The CRTC should set a date to force over-the-air broadcasters to end to analog distribution, Rogers Communications says in its submission filed today with the commission as…
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SAGUENAY, Que – Videotron has officially launched its wireless telephone service in the Saguenary-Lac St-Jean area, the fourth region of Quebec to have access to the service for residential…
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VANCOUVER – In conjunction with the station’s first anniversary of its new branding and its diversity programming format, serving Greater Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and Greater Victoria, general manager…
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TORONTO – Starz Media, parent company of Anchor Bay Entertainment and Starz Animation will this week purchase Starz Media’s Canadian operations, including Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada.
Starz Media is…
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OTTAWA – The consumer groups who appealed the CRTC’s February decision directing monies in so-called "deferral accounts" to rural broadband builds learned today the Federal Court of Appeal has…
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