TORONTO — Remote communities looking to build internet as an essential service are being challenged by more than just financing, as internet service providers (ISPs) looking to take-on the task of delivering service in those areas face unique circumstances not seen in bigger metropolitan areas.
The governments of Canada and Ontario have announced two projects that will see a total of $15 million invested in the deployment of high-speed broadband. The two governments will split the costs....
Alphabet Inc.’s Google will stop limiting consumer access to news links on Mar. 16, company executives told the House of Commons Canadian Heritage Committee Friday. Two members of the Canadian...
Days before the CRTC announced that it would open a fresh proceeding on rates for wholesale broadband internet and would expedite a review of wholesale fibre access, Quebecor Inc. complained to the...
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