Amazon.com Inc. will add 3,000 new employees in Vancouver, B.C., the company said in a press release on Monday.
Amazon to quadruple Vancouver workforce
Frontier-Eastlink tariff tiff could affect other ISPs, CNOC warns
Bell loses in small claims court over price increases
T-Mobile, Sprint tout merger as way to win race to 5G
T-Mobile US Inc. is looking to get ahead of the evolution to 5G with a play that would see it absorb another major telecommunications player in Sprint Corp., effectively bringing the United States wireless market down to three national players.
Privacy heads ask for data protection in smart cities challenge
Trade committee recommends sales tax for foreign ‘intangible products’
The House standing committee on international trade is calling on the government to implement sales taxes on “intangible products” sold by foreign companies, improve rural internet access and enhance competition in the wireless market, in a report released on Thursday.
Don’t allow social media data use by political parties: professor
Voltage asks SCC for ‘teeth’ in notice-and-notice
Voltage Pictures LLC’s lawyer told the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) Thursday that while the “sky isn’t quite falling” when it comes to the damaging effects of piracy, it needs to be easier for rightsholders to go after those infringing their intellectual property.
No more settlement demands in notice-and-notice letters: gov’t
Big three unveil low-cost, data only plans to criticism
