Score one for the little guys.
The CRTC has approved a request from a group of independent telcos asking for the regulator to increase the annual revenue threshold for...
The CRTC is delaying transition of next-generation 911 (NG911) services in certain regions, having found that telecoms in areas with basic emergency services (B911) cannot...
Monday the federal government and the government of British Columbia joined...
The Canadian government has partnered with the government of British...
Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) Canada announced an additional $38 million of funding for rural broadband in British Columbia in a release on Tuesday. The funding is on top of...
The federal government will plow a large chunk of a $45.4-million investment for high-speed internet along coastal British Columbia, including remote and First Nations communities, according to a...
Following a pledge last week to connect certain Quebec communities, the federal government will once again dip into its Connecting Canadians fund to provide capital to the tune of $10 million for rural and remote households in Western Canada. Minister of Natural Resources Jim Carr made the announcement on behalf of Innovation Canada minister Navdeep Bains during a visit to internet service provider (ISP) Commstream in Winnipeg on Tuesday. The funding will see 3,500 households in 22 rural and remote communities in British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba, receive a combined $10 million...
