The Canadian Telecommunications Association (CTA) is happy with the federal government’s recently-announced legislation tightening bail and redefining certain offences under the Criminal Code.
The new measures, contained in Bill C-14, the proposed Bail and Sentencing...
While Canada has seen a swath of climate disaster-related destruction in recent years, telecommunications providers have come up with game plans for keeping people...
Representatives from the Canadian Telecommunications Association (CTA), BCE...
TORONTO — Nearly half of Canadian consumers have switched or plan to...
A new bill – aimed at countering foreign interference – illustrates the...
The Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) announced the hiring of Eric Smith as the...
The number of Canadian TV subscribers will fall 0.31 per cent this year, and then begin increasing in 2015 at an average rate of 0.25 per cent annually until 2019, according to a new study by research company Strategy Analytics. Eric Smith, an analyst in the digital consumer practice of the company, said in a phone interview that this rise will be driven by Internet-protocol TV. Canadian IPTV services include BCE Inc.’s Bell Fibe TV service and Telus Corp.’s OptikTV. “It offers better bundling, better speed, [better] pricing as well,” he said. "It’s a...
