The CRTC will issue its decision on wireline wholesale services on Wednesday, the CRTC announced Monday.
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PayPal Holdings Inc. announced Monday in a press release its separation from Ebay Inc. is complete and it will now be an independently traded company on the Nasdaq.
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The CRTC announced Monday it plans to review rules for French-language vocal music on the radio.
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The practice of sharing passwords so that more than one person or household can access a streaming service has financial ramifications for the industry, according to a new report, though it could also provide new services with a boost in the market, said 3Macs analyst Troy Crandall.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said Friday that it has reached a settlement with T-Mobile U.S. Inc. that will see the carrier paying $17.5 million US for a pair of 911 outages last year.
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The National Football League has filed for permission to be an intervener in BCE Inc.'s appeal against the CRTC's decision to start banning simultaneous substitution during the Super Bowl.
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The Internet has run out of new IP addresses based on the most commonly-used format, and one Canadian expert says service providers in the country are being too slow in making the switch to the newer protocol.
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BCE Inc. has been denied by the Supreme Court of Canada the right to appeal a 2013 decision by a trial court that found the company had unjustly enriched itself by billing mobile customers in the Northwest Territories for 911 services they did not receive.
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Telus Corp. on Thursday announced a $7-a-day option for U.S. roaming.
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Shaw Communications Inc. on Thursday announced that it will have a new "state-of-the-art" data centre in Calgary that will begin operations this fall.
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