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Telus jumps into the agricultural tech sector

Telus Corp. announced Thursday the launch of a new business focused on agricultural tech, after the company’s acquisition of eight companies in that sector.

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Cogeco hires Paul Beaudry as VP of regulatory

Paul Beaudry is to become the new vice-president for regulatory affairs at Cogeco Inc., taking over from Nathalie Dorval.

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CRTC asks CBC to provide info about diversity of its production staff

In anticipation of CBC/Radio-Canada’s January license renewal hearings, the CRTC has requested that the broadcaster collect file information about staff diversity on its productions.

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Telecoms mostly oppose further delays to next-gen 911 network roll-out

In response to a CRTC call for comments, Canadian telecommunications providers have indicated that they generally agree with new deadlines for the rollout of next-generation 911 networks across Canada. 

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Telecoms object to Telesat’s proposal to auction 3800 MHz spectrum

A number of Canadian wireless providers have objected to a proposal that could allow satellite operator Telesat Holdings Inc. to sell off part of the 3800 MHz spectrum, instead of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada, which typically conducts auctions for spectrum allocation. 

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Feds boost Universal Broadband Fund by $750M

The federal government announced the launch of its long-awaited Universal Broadband Fund Monday morning, increasing the funding by $750 million and the number of Canadians it aims to have connected by 2026 from 95 per cent to 98 per cent. 

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Telus acquires AI company for $1.2B ahead of IPO for Telus International

The $1.2-billion acquisition of Lionbridge AI by Telus Corp. will “help accelerate the digital transformation and strategic growth journey of Telus International,” CEO Darren Entwistle said on a third-quarter earnings call with analysts Friday. 

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Bell’s Bibic gives a ‘tip of the hat’ on Broadcast Act update

BCE Inc. CEO Mirko Bibic praised the updates to the Broadcasting Act proposed earlier this week by Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault, saying the legislative changes fulfill some of Bell’s longtime goals. 

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Quebecor Q3 revenues tick upwards, driven by wireless

Quebecor Inc. posted its third-quarter earnings on Thursday morning, with revenues slightly up, boosted by a strong performance in the wireless and home internet sectors. 

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CRTC process and delays take centre stage at CNOC ISP Summit

A day after CRTC chairman Ian Scott addressed the Competitive Network Operators of Canada’s ISP Summit and gave no more details about when the regulator would give some finality to the issue of wholesale internet access rates, frustrations with the regulator’s timelines and process seemed to boil over Wednesday. 

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