The CRTC’s wholesale rates ruling from last August ignored the intentions of a 2006 Maxime Bernier-era policy directive, and the decision to slash wholesale rates for third-party internet service providers must be set aside, lawyers representing the incumbent cable carriers and telecom companies sought to convince the Federal Court of Appeal’s three judge panel Thursday.
The Federal Court of Appeal will take up TekSavvy Solutions Inc.'s challenge to one of the most contentious CRTC decisions in recent memory: the regulator's May move to revert wholesale internet...
BCE Inc. and Telus Corp., considered to be two of Rogers Communications Inc.’s greatest competitors, have asked the CRTC to deny Rogers’ proposed acquisition of Shaw Communications Inc.’s...
According to an advocacy group opposing restrictions on the internet, although the Conservative government has a better approach when it comes to the question on what to do about Bill C-10’s freedom...
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