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New IoT network launched in Quebec

Quebec-based X-Telia has deployed a network dedicated to the Internet of Things (IoT) in Montreal, the company said in a press release Thursday.

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VR users say it will change everyday activities: report

Early adopters of virtual reality (VR) technology believe VR is poised to change pastimes like social networking and video viewing, though issues like motion sickness pose a barrier for some, a new report has found.

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Wawatay seeking appeal of Aboriginal radio licence decision

OTTAWA — Wawatay Native Communications Society will ask for an appeal of the CRTC’s recent decision on five licences for Aboriginal radio stations, calling the decision to award the two Ontario licences to First Peoples Radio Inc. (FPR) — a new radio arm of Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) — instead of to Wawatay “unfair.”

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Videotron to open up 5G trial project to proposals

MONTREAL — Quebecor Inc.’s Videotron gave an update on the progress of a partnership focused on testing 5G-related technology Wednesday, and announced the project will start accepting submissions from businesses, researchers and the public in the fall.

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Time Warner programming heading to Snapchat

Snap Inc. has teamed up with Time Warner Inc. to develop programming for the picture- and video-sharing app Snapchat, Time Warner said Monday.

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200 to join Amazon’s Toronto office

Amazon.com Inc. is poised to expand its Canadian workforce by 200 positions, the Ontario government announced Tuesday.

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Rogers reorganizes consumer unit, two execs leaving

Rogers Communications Inc.’s chief customer officer, Deepak Khandelwal, and chief brand officer Dale Hooper have decided to leave the company, as those two departments get rolled into a single unit, Rogers said.

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Advisory group named to drive CBC board appointments

OTTAWA — A nine-member panel has been charged with vetting potential appointees to the CBC/Radio-Canada board of directors, led by former TV journalist Tom Clark, Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly announced Tuesday.

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CSE to work more directly with telecoms on network security

OTTAWA — New national security legislation proposed Tuesday will enable Canada’s Communications Security Establishment (CSE) to be more active in protecting the country’s telecommunications networks, Minister of National Defence Harjit Sajjan said during a briefing with media.

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SaskTel to boost Internet speeds in indigenous communities

Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corp. will improve Internet service in 46 First Nations and indigenous communities in the province, the company said in a press release Tuesday.

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