In an answer submitted to the CRTC last Thursday, Rogers Communications Inc. defended its multiple dwelling unit (MDU) bulk agreement practices, under fire by Beanfield Technologies Inc., saying it is good for competition and any changes should require broader...
Interventions coming in from the CRTC show competitor internet service providers (ISPs) and other independents backing up Beanfield Technologies Inc. in its claims against...
In a CRTC proceeding set to determine whether competitive access for...
The CRTC has denied a CloudWifi Inc. request for an interim scheme to allow small internet service...
Two small internet service providers who install their own fibre...
A request by BCE Inc. to freeze the process to create an access regime for in-building wire in multi-dwelling units (MDUs) has been denied by the CRTC, in the latest development of Bell’s...
A process to create a tariff for access to in-building wire in multi-dwelling units should be put on hold until after the COVID-19 pandemic has ended, or until BCE Inc. has been given sufficient time to check every existing connection, Bell has argued in a Part 1 application...
All internet service providers who were accessing BCE Inc.’s in-building wire as of Dec. 16, 2019 must give Bell a list of all buildings in which they were accessing Bell's wires to provide service...
The CRTC has ordered BCE Inc. to sign an agreement that would allow CloudWifi Inc. to progress its application to become a competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC), finding Bell’s continued refusal to do so is “unnecessarily...
CloudWifi Inc.’s application for small internet service providers to be able to access fibre...
CloudWifi Inc. has gone to bat for other small internet service providers...
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has ruled against BCE Inc. in favour...
The Federal Court of Appeal has decided that it will delay making a decision on whether or not to grant BCE Inc.’s leave to appeal a June CRTC decision giving CloudWifi Inc. access to Bell wiring...
CloudWifi Inc. has asked the federal court of appeal to dismiss a motion...
BCE Inc. is asking for leave to appeal the CRTC’s June decision granting CloudWifi Inc. competitor access to Bell’s service wires in multi-dwelling units (MDUs). That decision allowed internet...
The CRTC has suspended the deadlines it set for BCE Inc. to file tariffs on access to its fibre wire inside buildings and for other carriers to file interventions in a related proceeding. In a June decision, the regulator granted CloudWifi Inc. competitor access to Bell’s service wires in multi-dwelling units. It asked Bell to file access rates within 30 days of the decision, and said it is of the “preliminary view” that all internet service providers and “potentially” all telecommunications service providers must also allow access to inside wires. It launched a separate...
The CRTC is granting CloudWifi Inc. competitor access to BCE Inc.’s...
The CRTC should set up a regime to allow internet service providers to use...
A small internet service provider (ISP) is asking the CRTC to order BCE...