MONTREAL – Telus will invest $840 million in Quebec over the next three years to expand and enhance its wireless and wireline networks. The telecom company said Monday that the... Continue Reading
TORONTO -- With more and more companies of all stripes shifting their data workloads to the Internet, the outlook for the cloud is sunnier than ever these days. Several key... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Sony Pictures Television Networks announced today that Canadian broadcaster Hollywood Suite will be the exclusive home of Sony Movie Channel and AXN Movies in Canada. The two channels... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The dispute between Bell Media and a group of independent distributors known as the Canadian Independent Distributors Group (CIDG) will go to final arbitration on June 29, the CRTC... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – Industry veteran Michael Hennessy was named as the new president and CEO of the Canadian Media Production Association (CMPA) on Thursday. Hennessy (pictured) replaces Norm Bolen who announced... Continue Reading
OTTAWA-GATINEAU – The CRTC will continue in its search for a “sustainable solution” to meet the telecommunications needs of Canadians with hearing and speech disabilities. While text relay services meet the needs... Continue Reading
RICHARD STURSBERG CAN be a polarizing figure. He knows he rubs some people the wrong way (and I think he kinda likes being the thorn in some sides). You can... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - Lower wireless infrastructure investments could be the result of Industry Canada’s proposals to adopt indefinite roaming and eliminating the difference between in-territory and out-of-territory roaming, warn some mobile... Continue Reading
I DARE ANYONE TO disagree with this statement: “A child without access to the Internet will find life increasingly difficult in the information age.” National Cable and Telecommunications Association president... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The CRTC renewed a number of national and regional video-on-demand licences Thursday. Bell ExpressVu, Cogeco Cable, Rogers Communications, Telus Communications, and Videon Cablesystems had their licences extended through... Continue Reading
