Xplore Inc. has announced that the company's CEO Allison Lenehan will be stepping down from his position and will transition to become a senior advisor to the company's board of directors "where he will focus on strategic initiatives," according to a Thursday release. ...
Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez has met with creative groups in his first registered lobby communications since being sworn into the Liberal cabinet three months ago and taking over an often-contentious portfolio.
The communications were with the Fédération nationale...
Xplornet Communications Inc. plans to build up fibre facilities in Eastern...
Amir Bigloo, who has a history of successful spectrum purchases as CEO of...
A new organization called the Centre for Digital Rights (CDR) that is...
Rogers Communications Inc. and BCE Inc. have registered to lobby the...
A decades-old organization that is pushing for a multilateral approach to decision-making on the future of the internet has registered to lobby the government for the first time.
The Feb. 20 registration under consultant Kathleen Monk of Earnscliffe Strategy Group is on...
Over six years after it was established, a government-funded non-profit initiative seeking to deliver...
A few months after the emergence of a proposal asking the CRTC to shift...
A recent satellite launch will lead to faster Internet speeds for rural and remote customers of Xplornet Communications Inc., the company announced Friday.
ViaSat Inc.’s...
The introduction of Xplornet Communications Inc. into Manitoba’s wireless market was a “surprise twist” to the story of BCE Inc.’s $3.9-billion acquisition...
Xplornet Communications Inc. has purchased “all YourLink Internet services operations in Saskatchewan” from Vecima Networks Inc., the satellite Internet service provider (ISP) said Monday. YourLink offers...
As-yet-unlaunched satellites will make more Internet capacity available at a lower cost in rural and remote areas, satellite providers told the CRTC Wednesday, on the third day of its three-week...
TORONTO — Different government branches have their own goals for how many Canadians should have certain Internet speeds by certain dates; Xplornet Communications Inc. CEO Allison Lenehan raised...
Quebecor Inc. is still publicly sitting on the fence when it comes to expanding its wireless service throughout Canada despite bidding $187 million on 2500 MHz spectrum, including for licences outside...
Xplornet Communications Inc. on Wednesday announced 25 Mbps service on fixed-wireless Internet service in rural parts of New Brunswick, making its service the fastest among comparable products in Canada. "New Brunswick can now claim the fastest rural fixed-wireless Internet speeds in Canada, but New Brunswick is just the start," Xplornet president Allison Lenehan said in a release Wednesday. "Xplornet's goal is to make 25 Mbps high-speed Internet available across Canada by 2017, and today's launch is an important step forward on that goal." Xplornet said the 25...
The government’s proposed changes to the licensing of 3500 MHz spectrum are receiving praise from small wireless Internet service providers (ISPs), while satellite Internet provider Xplornet...
Xplornet Communications Inc. appointed Allison Lenehan as new president, the company said Tuesday. In a release, Xplornet said Lenhan’s appointment follows an announcement from John Maduri, the company’s CEO since 2005, who said he has plans to pursue other business endeavours in the coming year. Lenehan’s promotion will ensure a...
