Canada’s telecommunications companies are recommending that the CRTC refrain from mandating additional accessible plans for Canadians with disabilities and discounts to wireless service providers (WSPs), arguing that a vast selection of plans already exist in the marketplace for different market segments.
The CRTC has told a Saint John, New Brunswick real estate developer he must offer “timely access” for Rogers Communications Inc. to enter multi-dwelling units (MDU) under construction. Stephen...
The CRTC Wednesday approved a request from BCE Inc. subsidiary Câblevision du nord de Québec to remove a point of interconnection (POI) in the city of Témiscaming, Quebec. A point of...
An Ontario-based labour arbitrator has dismissed a complaint by Unifor workers against a BCE Inc. subsidiary having found that the company did everything in its power to remedy a situation in which...
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