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PIAC calls for providers to detail COVID-19 tracing involvement

The Public Interest Advocacy Centre is asking for all Canadian telecommunication service providers to disclose any steps they’ve taken to trace the spread of COVID-19 and for the CRTC to inquire into all activities. 

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Quebecor launches music streaming service

Quebecor Inc. has launched a music streaming service, QUB musique, focused on Quebec-based artists. 

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Quebecor takes fight against Bell’s V purchase to court

Quebecor Inc. has filed an application for judicial review in the Federal Court of Appeal, asking the court to overturn the CRTC’s approval of BCE Inc.‘s acquisition of Groupe V Media Inc. 

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Shaw to lay off about 100 British Columbia field technicians

Shaw Communications Inc. plans to permanently lay off about 100 field technicians in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland, stating the COVID-19 pandemic had “only accelerated” the company’s two-year pivot towards a self-connect service model.

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Provinces also looking at speeding up rural broadband rollouts

As the federal government and individual companies work on accelerating funding for and deployments of rural broadband in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a number of provinces are trying to do the same with their own programs.

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