Shaw Communications Inc. has applied to the CRTC for a broadcasting licence for a new national all-news channel.
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The latest consumer price index from Statistics Canada indicates year-to-year gains in phone and Internet services that are several times the overall inflation rate.
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Apple Inc. said Monday it has sold more than 10 million of its new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus smartphones since their launch on Sept. 19.
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Bell Aliant Inc. said Monday that fibre-to-the-home connections are now available in Quebec, with three communities on its FibreOP network immediately and four more to be connected before the end of the year.
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John Boynton and Shelagh Stoneham, two Rogers Communications Inc. executives who left in the wake of its corporate overhaul this year, have both found other jobs.
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BlackBerry Inc.’s new smartphone, called Passport, will go on sale Sept. 24., at a lower price point than the newest devices from Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., according to a report.
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BCE Inc. said in a press release Monday that it expects to complete, by Sept. 24, the purchase of the Bell Aliant Inc. shares it is acquiring in its buyout of the company.
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Mobilicity is asking for another extension to its creditor protection, telling the judge overseeing its bankruptcy that the carrier has removed cell towers and shut down its Vancouver sales office in a continuing effort to cut costs.
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GATINEAU, Que. — During the sometimes-contentious appearance by Netflix Inc. on the last day the CRTC’s two-week hearings on the future of television, CRTC Chairman Jean-Pierre Blais repeatedly ordered the U.S. streaming company to provide information to the commission, and at one point threatened to revoke Netflix’ digital-media exemption order if it does not comply.
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GATINEAU, Que. — Asian Television Network International Ltd. was one of a number of ethnic broadcasters with Category A third-language channels who on Thursday urged the CRTC, as part of the regulator’s two-week hearing on the future of television, to maintain its buy-through requirement for those channels.
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