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CRTC closes Novus condo access file

The CRTC has closed a Part 1 file, once suspended, involving two parties embroiled in a condo access issue that emerged when the property owner allegedly didn’t answer a telecom’s calls to connect its services.  

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Canadian Netflix had best value-for-money compared to other countries: study

A new analysis published by the consumer website Comparitech this week claims that Canadian Netflix Inc. subscribers have enjoyed the best value-for-money, based on catalogue-size and price-point, compared to 78 other countries around the world.

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More consumer groups say they won’t participate in CRTC internet code proceeding

The list of consumer groups that say they won’t take part in the CRTC’s internet code proceeding is growing, as more come forward saying they don’t have enough time or resources to participate effectively.

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Elections chief to Senate: give OPC oversight over party privacy policies

The head of Elections Canada is urging the government to give the privacy commissioner jurisdiction over complaints under proposed legislation that will compel political parties to have, and make public, privacy policies — a call that previously fell on deaf ears.   

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Small ISPs welcome ISED consults for fifth tier spectrum licensing area

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) has launched a consultation on a newly proposed category of smaller service areas for spectrum licensing, a moved praised by small wireless providers that have pushed for smaller area sizes at auctions that they can afford.

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Rogers beefing up wireless in Manitoba

Rogers Communications Inc. is planting more cell towers in parts of Manitoba as wireless activity in the province heats up.

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Shaw doubles internet speeds on highest tiers

Existing customers on Shaw Communications Inc.’s top internet packages, and new customers on those tiers, will see a permanent doubling of their speeds at no additional cost, the company said Thursday.

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Public Policy Forum to track online disinformation

Ottawa-based think tank the Public Policy Forum says it’s launching a new project to track, analyze and eventually find a way to counter “fake news.”

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CRTC requests advice on broadband data, maps

The CRTC is asking telecoms and satellite broadband providers for feedback on broadband maps and data sets it compiled from information they gave the commission, in light of criticism from the auditor general that current mapping methods aren’t specific enough to determine internet gaps.

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VMedia now serving all provinces after Atlantic push

VMedia Inc. recently launched its full suite of services in all four Atlantic Canada provinces, meaning it now operates in all 10 provinces.

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