It has become common for Liberal MP Marianne Dandurand (Competon-Stanstead, Que.) to be travelling through her rural eastern Quebec riding — speaking to friends, family, or...
Bell has scrapped its undue disadvantage claim against Telus, making it the second dropped dispute between the two telcos in recent weeks.
In a staff letter addressed to...
It is a question garnering lots of attention from...
BCE Inc. and Telus Corp. have dropped their dispute over wholesale fibre access on each others’...
A recent ISED decision gives Indigenous...
Score one for the little guys.
The CRTC has...
BCE Inc. has suspended its expansion of retail internet services into Western Canada, alleging that Telus Corp. is deliberately obstructing the company’s use of the...
Emile Arsalane is fed up with what he calls...
OTTAWA–Three union leaders framed the founding of the Canadian...
Three of Canada’s largest unions are joining forces to create a new...
The federal government announced the provisional results of its latest...
The CRTC has approved a request from BCE Inc. and its subsidiaries to...
Ensuring domestic stories can thrive in a crowded...
The Canadian hockey romance sensation Heated Rivalry spurred a marked...
A wireless startup based in Terrace, B.C. is asking the CRTC to step in...
Leading researchers believe 6G technology could be the key to unlocking high-speed cell service in every corner of the country.
Carleton University professor Halim...
Telus Corp. is accusing BCE Inc. of interfering with its internet service...
Life at the top of a large corporation is more financially rewarding than ever, a new report by the...
The Crave television sensation about two closeted...
The Motion Picture Association (MPA) has announced Michele Austin as the new president and managing...
Copper thieves blacked out service for BCE Inc. customers in the Quebec city of Gatineau last weekend.
About 350 metres of copper cable was stolen from Bell infrastructure on Saturday, Jan. 10. Nearly 6,000 customers lost access to phones and the internet. Bell also...
For the third consecutive year, Rogers Communications Inc. is the...
BCE Inc. has applied to the CRTC for forbearance on regulation of local...
The year ahead is going to look different for everyone, so we asked several...
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The CRTC will implement new described video and described audio...
The CRTC has told Iristel Inc. that it should pay BCE Inc. money the Montreal conglomerate is demanding...
BCE Inc. subsidiary Bell Canada is celebrating a recent victory in court over a copper thief. The company...
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has sent a letter to...
The CRTC has approved BCE Inc.’s application to introduce an eight gigabit per second (Gbps) speed tier for wholesale internet services from Bell Canada, allowing the...
A British Columbia-based broadcaster is suing the federal government over...
The CRTC is looking for BCE Inc. to explain one of...
Cogeco Inc. wants the Federal Court of Appeal to...
The CRTC has rejected a 988 service routing plan proposed by the Centre for...
BCE Inc. is laying off approximately 690 employees, the company confirmed Thursday, Nov. 20.
According to Bell director of communications Ellen Murphy, the layoffs are part of the company’s three-year strategic plan outlined during its investor day presentation. That...
Smaller telecoms worry about how new CRTC...
The CRTC has rejected an appeal by Rogers Communications Inc. seeking to overturn a ruling over mobile...
The Ontario government’s announcement that it will not hit its December...
The CRTC is suspending the deadlines in a proceeding reviewing customer...
BCE Inc. has filed a Part 1 application with the CRTC asking the commission...
As BCE Inc. gears up to launch wholesale fibre services in western Canada,...
BCE Inc. issued positive figures in its third...
Beanfield Technologies Inc. is bullish on the Canadian telecom market...
The CRTC has ruled against BCE Inc. and Cogeco Inc. in a Part 1 application over broadcasting on a Montreal radio station. On Friday, Oct. 24, the commission said it found no...
Rogers Communications Inc.’s total revenues were up slightly, by four per cent, from nearly $5.2...
The CRTC is launching a hearing into accessibility...
New requirements changing how telecom companies must notify the CRTC about...
A three-judge panel has voted unanimously to hear arguments from Cogeco...
The shutdown of the American government has forced the Federal Communications Commission to scale back its services but Canadian telecommunications companies with interests in the United States say they are not affected.
“We don’t have any major transactions before...
The CRTC will not reverse a decision in which it...
The CRTC has found there is no need to fine BCE Inc. subsidiary Northwestel...
A new research initiative led by University of Ottawa law professor Michael...
BCE Inc. has until mid-October to pay a $7.5 million fine ordered upon it...
BCE Inc. is rolling out a new cybersecurity brand as it looks to expand its services aimed at protecting Canadian businesses from digital threats.
During its Cybersecurity Summit in Toronto on...
As Cogeco Communications Inc. and Bragg...
OTTAWA—Some might think Dan Goldberg has his head in the clouds, but it’s actually thousands of...
Children’s and family entertainment company DHX Television Ltd. (WildBrain) is shutting down its...
Federal Court Chief Justice Paul Crampton has ordered jail time for two people found to have disobeyed requests from the court for financial and computer login information...
Jerrell Jimerson is the new senior vice president and head of product and...
BCE Inc. and Rogers Communications Inc. are in a dispute over end-user...
Major telecommunications companies across Canada voiced strong opposition...
The CRTC is seeking input on a proposed increase of the revenue threshold...
The CRTC has approved several Certified Independent Production Funds (CIPFs) as eligible to receive contributions from streamers through the Online Streaming Act.
In a...
If Canada wants to sincerely and seriously attempt...
Rather than build more fibre in Canada, BCE Inc....
The federal government has declined to overrule...
A fire at a Toronto seniors residence left residents without telephone or...
BCE Inc. has closed its acquisition of Ziply Fiber, an internet service provider in the U.S. Pacific...
The CRTC and the Office of the Privacy...
BCE Inc. and Rogers Communications Inc. have come to an agreement to...
Telus Corp. has filed its statement of defence...
Rogers Communications Inc. saw revenues rise slightly in the second quarter of 2025, while profits took a steep dive.
The company reported a two per cent increase in revenue to $5.21 billion for the quarter ended June 30, up from just over $5 billion in the second...
Cogeco Communications Inc. and Bragg Communications Inc., parent company of...
The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved BCE Inc.’s C$5 billion...
BCE Inc. is alleging that Telus Corp. is misleading the CRTC on details...
The co-chair of the Canadian telecom network resiliency working group at...
Amazon.com, Inc. is looking to draw a clear line between how it does business with its Prime Video online streaming service and how traditional broadcast distribution...
It seemed like a pipe dream when the idea was first broached, but...
Two people from the world of broadcasting were among those named in the latest appointments to the Order...
BCE Inc. has accused Telus Corp. of cutting into...
The broadcasting landscape is slanted in favour of the big players, a...
Iristel Inc.’s arguments that the CRTC was wrong...
As the first week of the CRTC’s hearing on...
Most Canadian telecom players want the federal government to step in to...
Important programs that the CRTC decides are mandatory for broadcasters to...
A consortium of small internet service providers (ISPs) has endorsed the idea of requiring big telecom operators to apply broadband labels to the services they offer, but the...
The CRTC has reached majority agreement that Rogers Communications Inc. can acquire BCE Inc.’s stake in...
Canada’s telecoms do not want the CRTC to impose so-called broadband...
American experiences with internet labelling regulations demonstrate that...
Rogers Communications Inc. revealed Wednesday, June 4 that it has received...
TORONTO—Telecommunications should be recognized as a national strategic priority, the Canadian Telecom Summit (CTS) was told on Tuesday, June 3.
As the first day of the...
BCE Inc. and National Indigenous Connectivity Inc. (NICI) have signed a...
The minister of innovation and new technology for Manitoba sent a letter to...
The federal government is congratulating Canadian telecom firms for investing in artificial intelligence...
The Independent Telecommunications Providers...
A media company appearing at the last day of a CRTC hearing on redefining...
Rogers Communications Inc. is urging the CRTC to...
BCE Inc. says it is producing Canadian content...
Telus Corp. has plans to launch broadcasting...
Several telecoms are asking the CRTC to launch a proceeding looking at how much it should regulate residential and business wireline voice services.
BCE Inc., Telus Corp., Bragg Communications Inc.’s Eastlink, Quebecor Inc., and Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding...
