By Ahmad Hathout OTTAWA – Lawmakers envisaged the Broadcasting Act giving the CRTC broad powers to temporarily regulate disputes between broadcasters and program providers in the public interest, including when... Continue Reading
And, MVNOs won't help By Ahmad Hathout GATINEAU – The CRTC’s last mandate for the wireless industry – low-cost data-only plans which originally stood in lieu of a regulatory regime... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER — Telus announced Wednesday the launch of wireless service to the underground Dunsmuir SkyTrain tunnel between Stadium-Chinatown and Waterfront stations, allowing its customers to stay connected on the entirety... Continue Reading
Consumer groups say it’s worth risking network quality for MVNO access GATINEAU - The only two telecoms which appeared in front of the CRTC on Tuesday during day six of... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout OTTAWA – Chinese telecom tech manufacturer Huawei has hired an unsuccessful 2019 Liberal Party candidate to lobby the federal government on its behalf – the latest move... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER — Telus announced today it is bringing wireless connectivity to a 20-kilometre stretch of Highway 16 between Prince Rupert and Terrace, B.C., as the result of investing more than... Continue Reading
CCSA says mandated access to 5G nets is a must for rural GATINEAU – In advising the CRTC to mandate just one national MVNO to boost mobile wireless competition here,... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – Canada’s largest third party internet access provider, TekSavvy, wants to add wireless to its mix as a mobile virtual network operator and its executives warned the CRTC on... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout OTTAWA – A hearing that culminated in an unprecedented federal court order forcing internet service providers to block certain websites was unbalanced and will likely fall by... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Telus and Cogeco are arguing in court that the standstill rule that has effectively forced Quebecor to deliver its TVA Sports signal to Bell customers is a completely... Continue Reading