Southwest Ontario service provider Hay Communications Co-op Ltd. is asking the CRTC to step in on its dispute with the property manager of several multi-dwelling units (MDUs)...
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 federal government is providing low-income families and seniors with...
The Canadian Communication Systems Alliance (CCSA) Friday announced four new members have been elected to its board of directors. Hearst Connect general manager Tania Cossette, Novus Entertainment Inc. co-president and chief...
NORTH BAY, Ont. — Higher rates telecom providers must pay to connect to hydro poles in Ontario are especially onerous in rural areas, Angela Lawrence, vice-chair at Canadian Communication Systems...
The government should create a “sustainability component” to rural broadband funding projects so they don’t dwindle in quality or eventually fail, according to an association representing...
BCE Inc.’s media division said in a press release Wednesday that its streaming service, CraveTV, is now available to customers of four small TV providers in Ontario. Bell Media said Hay Communications Co-operative Ltd., Mitchell Seaforth Cable TV, Tuckersmith Communications Co-operative Ltd. and Wightman Telecom are now carrying CraveTV. Hay Communications operates in Zurich, Grand Bend and Exeter, Ont., Mitchell Seaforth provides service in Huron and Perth County, Ont., Tuckersmith operates in Huron County, Ont., while Wightman operates “across southwestern Ontario,” the...
