Bell argues at Federal Court the CRTC made a jurisdictional mistakeTORONTO — Bell Mobility finally had its day in Federal Court on Tuesday, a year after the CRTC ruled the... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – Four and a half months after Vidéotron announced it would exempt certain music streaming services from its wireless data caps, prompting two complaints to the CRTC mere days... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Police in Ontario will have to be careful when they ask a judge to order cellular carriers to hand over data records of phones that use particular cell... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Bell Media’s television streaming service CraveTV is now officially available to all Canadian Internet users, whether or not they have a paid subscription to a TV service provider.For... Continue Reading
MONTREAL - Cogeco and subsidiary Cogeco Cable held their annual general meetings in Montreal on Wednesday, preceded by a conference call with analysts and a meeting with journalists. Here’s what... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The Ontario Superior Court in Brampton is expected to issue a ruling this week that could have far reaching effects on cellphone privacy.According to a report in the... Continue Reading
LAS VEGAS - “Cable companies find it hard to accept that people don’t just want to watch TV in the living room anymore,” said Jay Mehr, EVP and COO of... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Independent ISPs and consumer groups are telling the federal government not to buy Bell Canada’s assertions that investments in next-generation fibre networks will come to a standstill if... Continue Reading
TORONTO – A new fourth player in Canada’s wireless industry combined with increased wireline competition are two factors poised to significantly impact the Canadian telecom industry in 2016, says Canaccord... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Telus is the second big wireless provider to reach an agreement with the Competition Bureau to credit or refund its customers who were charged for premium text messages that... Continue Reading
