All eyes are on Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne, who is the last line of defense for opponents of the pending merger between Rogers Communications Inc. and Shaw Communications Inc.
“It's going to wind up like an albatross -- an albatross around one’s...
Canada’s Competition Tribunal is dismissing the Commissioner of Competition’s application to block Rogers Communications Inc.’s takeover of Shaw Communications Inc....
Minister of Canadian Heritage Pablo Rodriguez Monday morning announced the...
Indigenous telecommunications stakeholders are calling on the government to...
Indigenous broadcasting stakeholders proposed amendments to the Online...
by Jenna Cocullo
At the frontier of the future...
In the latest in a series of acquisitions in the ISP sector this year, BCE Inc. is seeking to acquire one of Canada's largest independent ISPs, Distributel Ltd., for an undisclosed number.
The deal, which is subject to approval by the Competition Bureau, is expected to...
The federal government Thursday announced that it would be banning equipment from "high risk vendors",...
Former APTN and current Dadan Sivunivut CEO has...
The cabinet has declined to overturn or send back...
A new Government-backed Senate bill now seeks to establish a new framework...
The CRTC has approved Rogers Communications Inc.'s acquisition of Shaw...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday afternoon that the...
The CRTC has decided that it will not consider a request from the Competitive Network Operators of Canada...
The trade group Competitive Network Operators of...
Formerly ousted and now-reinstated Rogers Communications Inc. (RCI) chairman plans to keep CEO and president Joe Natale in his position, after a Supreme Court of British...
Lawyers for Edward Rogers are arguing that the recently ousted chairman of...
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is the first party leader to explicitly oppose the proposed acquisition of Shaw...
GATINEAU, Que. -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is giving Canada’s...
Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole said during a press conference on...
With a federal election called for Sept. 20, parties have pledged to make Canadians’ lives better in a myriad of ways, including by connecting rural and remote communities to quality internet. The government has had a vision for increased connectivity for years, even...
If re-elected come Sept. 20, Justin Trudeau’s...
BCE Inc. is going to court to stop Quebecor Inc. from purchasing valuable...
After Prime Minister Justin Trudeau formally called Sunday for a...
Canadian telecom companies -- and wireless service hopefuls -- have spent...
The CRTC’s decision against mandating access to...
Fed up with the CRTC's May decision to overturn its 2019 decision on wholesale internet access rates, the...
Nearly six weeks after a Federal Court of Appeal upheld Canada's first-ever...
TekSavvy Solutions Inc. is asking the Federal...
TekSavvy Solutions Inc. has provided the Liberal Government with what it says is "clear evidence" of CRTC chair Ian Scott's bias, and doubled down on calls for the government...
Bidding opened Tuesday morning in what will be a...
Conservative MP Dan Mazier has introduced a private member’s bill that...
As reaction continues to pour in following the CRTC's Thursday decision to...
The CRTC Thursday announced that it is setting permanent rates for...
The Federal Court of Appeal has allowed Canada's first-ever site-blocking court order to stand, dismissing an appeal of the order from TekSavvy Solutions Inc.
In a Wednesday decision, Justice George Locke, writing on behalf of the three-judge panel, said that he was not...
Telus Corp. is seeking permission to appeal two provisions of the CRTC's April decision flowing from the commission's wireless review. While Telus is not seeking to appeal the central decision of...
Quebecor Inc. CEO Pierre Karl Péladeau added his voice to a chorus of...
Echoing his counterparts at BCE Inc. and Rogers...
Data on Tap Inc., one of the country's hopeful mobile virtual network operators, has filed a petition to the governor in council, asking the government of Justin Trudeau to review the April decision of the CRTC to only mandate...
For Rogers Communications Inc. CEO Joe Natale,...
Incumbent telecom companies will be required to...
Allowing a merger to proceed on the basis of the...
Without a regime for mandated access for mobile virtual network operators...
Quebecor Inc. has indicated that, should the Competition Bureau force Rogers Communications Inc. to spin-off Shaw Communications Inc.'s wireless assets as part of its regulatory approval of the Rogers-Shaw merger, Quebecor would be open to purchasing it, provided it came...
On the opening day Monday of hearings into Roger's proposed acquisition of...
From the perspective of Rogers Communications Inc. CEO Joe Natale,...
As the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed an incumbent challenge to an...
The affordability-focused initiatives Navdeep Bains put in place will...
As Canadian emergency management authorities hold their regular test of the public emergency alerting system Wednesday, the federal government is exploring how to extend those...
Both BCE Inc. and large cable companies have turned to the Supreme Court...
The Liberal government’s long-awaited update to the Broadcasting Act...
The federal government was told telecom companies...
The Liberals' election commitment to drop wireless prices 25 per cent will...
The branded content initiative launched by CBC/Radio-Canada last month has been put on hiatus while the...
The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed Thursday the large telecom...
BCE Inc. has applied to the CRTC for an interim extension of its “very...
The Liberal government has sided with Canada’s largest telecoms in their...
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has cleared up uncertainty about whether it had approved the federal government launching its contact-tracing COVID-19 app Friday, issuing a statement saying it supports the use of the app.
“The federal and Ontario regulators...
Both Telus Corp. and BCE Inc. still won’t rule out partnering with Huawei...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday that in developing the federal...
Legislation modernizing Canada’s Broadcasting Act is “pretty much...
On Tuesday, BCE Inc. and Telus Corp. announced new partnerships with...
In order to make “progress” on the issue of access to encrypted communications, the federal government will have to reach out to the public and try to bring stakeholders...
The federal government will speed up its rural broadband funding in...
Several of Canada’s cities and provinces, as well as the federal...
As reports emerge of countries around the world using cellphone location...
The federal government will focus on 2 GB to 6 GB post-paid plans from...
As part of their ongoing effort to fight content piracy, two of Canada’s largest media and telecom...
The blue-ribbon panel tasked with modernizing Canada’s communications...
The Liberal government's minority mandate means it will have to move fast...
Fresh documents are shedding light on how Canada’s first piracy case...
Satellite service provider Telesat Holdings Inc. has named Andrew Browne as its new chief financial officer on Thursday, following the retirement of Michel Cayouette.
Browne has financial experience in the satellite industry going as far back as at least 1995, according to a press release. That includes executive positions at SES most recently, as well as previously-held positions at O3b Networks, Intelsat, and New Skies Satellites, where he worked alongside Telesat’s current CEO, Dan Goldberg.
“His vast...
Telus Corp. told the federal government that prohibiting Huawei...
The federal government failed to meet an internal goal by which it aimed to...
BCE Inc. urged the federal government to make virtual private networks (VPNs) used to circumvent...