Rogers Communications Inc.’s reasons for launching a no-overage-fee wireless plan last week — quickly copied across the industry — included driving up data use by its customers and improving its churn and average revenue per user in the future, according to National Bank analyst Adam Shine.
The start of another hockey season brings another federal court site-blocking order for a trio of telecom companies and sports broadcasters. In a court order issued Monday, Justice Jocelyne...
Distributel Communications Ltd. attempted to become the divestiture partner for Shaw Communication Inc.’s Freedom Mobile, but it was never in a position to replicate its pricing, the Competition...
In a series of rulings issued on Thursday morning, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed appeals in three cases involving telecom companies. In the first case, Marjorie Nelson sued Telus Corp. in...
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