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Bell, Cirque, finalize joint production company

BCE Inc. subsidiary Bell Media Inc. completed a deal with Cirque du Soleil to create a new joint venture to develop entertainment projects by Cirque, the company said Tuesday.

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Mitec names new CFO, director

Radio frequencies products manufacturer Mitec Telecom Inc. appointed Leslie Hayes as its chief financial officer and Edward Leavens as a director on the company’s board, Mitec said.

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Auction format means lower revenues, less gaming: Lemay

Industry Canada's new format for the 700 MHz spectrum auction next year will lead to lower government revenues and less in-auction “gaming,” a mock auction by research firm Lemay-Yates Associates Inc. showed.

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Samsung can continue U.S. sales, drops European lawsuits

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. said it will withdraw lawsuits seeking to ban sales of Apple Inc.’s products in Europe a day after a U.S. judge denied Apple’s request for a permanent injunction against U.S. sales of 26 Samsung products, Reuters reported.

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Tories invest $100,000 in startups

A $100,000 investment from the federal government will encourage more private investment in Oakville, Ont. startups, Conservative MP Terence Young said Monday.

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Ontario telco complains about unregistered cableco competitor

Execulink Telecom Inc., an incumbent telco in Southern Ontario, asked the CRTC to stop a local cableco competitor from offering “unauthorized” telephone services.

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Sprint to acquire 100% of Clearwire

Softbank Corp. aims to strengthen its wireless holdings in the United States as Sprint Nextel Corp. said it reached a deal to acquire 100 per cent ownership of Clearwire Corp. for $2.2 billion US.

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CRTC review should look at support for mobile, new technologies: Northwestel

One of the top issues for the CRTC's upcoming review of Northwestel Inc. and telecom services in the North will be how to better support newer technologies like advanced mobile services, said Paul Flaherty, Northwestel’s president.

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CRTC consults on 911 services

The CRTC opened a consultation on the future of Canada’s 911 emergency services.

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Laurier LaPierre dies, 83

Laurier LaPierre, a retired senator and a former co-host of CBC/Radio-Canada’s This Hour Has Seven Days, died Sunday at the age 83, the Senate said Monday.

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