CRTC finds no problems with 911 service

The CRTC said Monday that a proceeding looking into 911 networks has found that they are “reliable and resilient” overall, and that very few outages affecting the delivery of 911 calls have occurred in the last five years.

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Péladeau steps down as PQ leader

Pierre Karl Péladeau announced Monday he is resigning as the leader of Quebec’s Parti Québécois, citing family reasons.

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Experts say approval of Bell’s MTS acquisition likely

BCE Inc. announced Monday morning that it will purchase Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. in a $3.9 billion transaction that, if approved, will see the number of players in Manitoba’s telecom market fall from four to three.

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