KELOWNA – Be it PON, HFC or xDSL, transmitting video using IP protocols will eventually be the way everyone does it. But for right now, PON and HFC are doing... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – Telus Corporation reported a slim 1% growth in revenue for its first quarter, and lowered its full-year guidance accordingly. Revenue for the quarter ended March 31, 2009, was $2.375... Continue Reading
VANCOUVER – In an effort to bring a stronger fourth leg to its connectivity bundle (wireline phone, Internet, wireless and digital TV), Telus today announced it will add satellite television... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – After similar announcements made in B.C. and Alberta, Telus has announced plans to invest more than $300 million on its advanced wireless and wireline broadband infrastructure in Ontario. The... Continue Reading
OTTAWA - MTS Allstream is asking the federal government to reject proposals from Bell Canada and Telus that it says would “stifle broadband internet competition”.The company issued a statement Monday... Continue Reading
GATINEAU – Telus senior vice-president regulatory and government affairs Michael Hennessy asked a question that was a little uncomfortable for the commissioners – and probably the employees at broadcast stations... Continue Reading
TORONTO - Residential high speed Internet customers of Primus Canada will no longer have their customer service or technical support calls handled by off-shore representatives. The company announced plans to transition... Continue Reading
LAS VEGAS – Being the primary video source for customers is a far different thing than being there for them as a wireline, wireless or data provider. Cable companies know... Continue Reading
EDMONTON and CALGARY – Telus has pledged to spend upwards of $700 million on their advanced wireless and wireline broadband infrastructure in Alberta. Work is currently underway on its next... Continue Reading
EDMONTON and VANCOUVER – The Telecommunications Workers Union (TWU) has launched a public awareness campaign encouraging Canadians to ask the government to “stop the outrage” of Canadian companies outsourcing jobs... Continue Reading