By Ahmad Hathout Cabinet has declined to overturn petitions challenging the CRTC’s decision to allow the three largest telecommunications companies access to the wholesale internet framework, arguing the regulator has... Continue Reading
Telus, along with its network infrastructure partners Fibre Connect and Ledcor, announced Monday its Telus PureFibre internet services will soon be available in the community of Calgary-Bonavista, located in south central Calgary.... Continue Reading
Telecoms welcome report, but say more coordinated action is needed By Ahmad Hathout The Senate committee on transport and communications has heeded the recommendations of the telecommunications industry and is... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout The Cable Public Affairs Channel (CPAC) has been approved Monday for a three-cent increase in the price broadcasters must pay to carry the service, despite the CRTC... Continue Reading
Telus announced Monday the rollout of its new SmartEnergy for Good program, which is designed to help low-income households reduce energy use and lower their utility bills, while also contributing to Canada’s... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout The CRTC has rejected an application requesting that it say subsidized builds in southwestern Ontario must be open for bundled fibre access. Ontario-based consulting firm Broadlytics had... Continue Reading
By Ahmad Hathout The CRTC is mandating that all service providers report the origin of nuisance or spam calls, rejecting a request by some smaller service providers to be spared... Continue Reading
Telus originals, which supports documentary filmmaking in British Columbia and Alberta, announced Wednesday a new slate of greenlit documentary projects exploring themes including aging with dignity, mental wellbeing, biodiversity and belonging. “We’re... Continue Reading
Telus and Santa Clara, Calif.-based Fortanix announced Monday a new Confidential AI solution — built on NVIDIA infrastructure — that enables Canadian organizations in regulated industries to train and deploy AI on... Continue Reading
Telus and Xanadu Quantum Technologies Inc., a Toronto-based quantum computing company, announced Monday they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore the development of a quantum data centre integrated with... Continue Reading
