CRTC adds wholesale internet to quality of service regime

The rules governing quality of wholesale services provided by large telecoms to smaller providers will now apply to wireline internet service, the CRTC said in a decision Friday.

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Cogeco qualifies for wireless auction, CEO says no more

Despite qualifying this week for an auction of wireless spectrum, the head of Cogeco Inc. refused to answer questions about the company’s intentions on wireless going forward.

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Blockchain tech could stop connected car cyber-threat: Carleton prof

OTTAWA — So-called Sybil attacks are a significant potential cybersecurity challenge to when it comes to autonomous and connected car technology, a demonstration at Carleton University outlined Thursday.  

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Freedom on new, ‘sustainable’ trajectory after record sub adds: Shaw

On the heels of record wireless subscriber growth in its second quarter, Shaw Communication Inc.’s Freedom is on a path to steady growth, its president said on a conference call Thursday, emboldened by migrations to higher-priced data plans and stronger retention of existing customers.

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Equipment developer to get $11.5M loan for satellite broadband

A Montreal-based satellite network company will receive $11.5 million of federal government funding out of its $1.2 billion Strategic Investment Fund to build rural and remote broadband infrastructure, according to a news release on Wednesday.

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MAtv class action suit gets go-ahead

Quebec’s Superior Court will hear a class-action lawsuit related to the MAtv community TV channel operated by Quebecor Inc.’s Videotron.

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New director for Bell Media French-language sales in Toronto

Mark Anthony Di Cio has been named director of sales of the Toronto division of BCE Inc.’s Bell Media French-language TV and RDS sales department.

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Rogers can outsource Chinese-language newscasts: CRTC

The CRTC has turned down a complaint by Unifor against Rogers Communications Inc.’s media division for contracting out its Chinese-language newscasts to Fairchild Media Group Inc. instead of producing them in-house.

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House heritage committee to study creative industry ‘remuneration models’

The House Heritage committee will launch a study on “remuneration models for artists and creative industries in the context of copyright” as part of the government’s Copyright Act review, according to a news release on Tuesday.

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Northern Ontario community to get funds for internet infrastructure

The federal government announced money towards the construction of internet backbone infrastructure in a Northern Ontario Indigenous community Tuesday.

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