Telus announced Tuesday it has launched a petition looking to drum up support for the Vancouver-based telecom’s plans to use the CRTC’s aggregated last-mile fibre regime to bring its PureFibre internet to Ontario and... Continue Reading
Incumbents say market is evolving and no regulatory action is needed By Ahmad Hathout Quebecor’s Freedom Mobile on Thursday launched a national campaign urging Canadians to sign a petition voicing... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout The CRTC on Thursday launched a consultation into whether it should ban Rogers, Bell and Telus from using the bundled fibre networks of the large telcos in... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout TekSavvy is the latest telecom to submit a review-and-vary application since cabinet’s recommendation to revisit a part of the CRTC’s decision on the wholesale internet framework, with... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout Rogers is asking the CRTC to consider banning itself, Bell and Telus from accessing tariffed aggregated wholesale internet for both last-mile fibre and hybrid fibre-coax (HFC) technologies.... Continue Reading
Applicants claim regulatory asymmetry between wireless and wireline policies By Ahmad Hathout A consortium of competitors is asking the CRTC to consider banning Rogers, Bell and Telus from accessing the... Continue Reading
Telus said Tuesday that it is bringing its PureFibre internet with gigabit speeds to Ontario and Quebec. The Vancouver-based telco said it is offering download speeds of up to 1.5... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout Telus executives on Friday pointed to competitor aggression for dampening its average revenue per user (ARPU) on wireless, but the company said it is keeping firm on... Continue Reading
Telco phasing out prepaid plans on Bell brand by year-end By Ahmad Hathout Bell executives said Thursday that approximately 106,000 subscribers are affected by a ruling by the CRTC this... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout On federal cabinet urging, the CRTC is “working quickly” to launch a public consultation on whether Rogers, Bell and Telus should be banned from using the aggregated... Continue Reading
