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CRTC could still force U.S. streamers to pay up, even if they lose court case: industry reps, lawyers

| 03/31/2026 5:45 am EDT

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Ottawa’s efforts to regulate U.S streaming companies under the Online Streaming Act are likely to move forward, regardless of the result of an ongoing court battle,...

MPs grill Rogers CEO on price increases during industry committee meeting

telecom | 12/03/2024 1:44 pm EST

MPs grill Rogers CEO on price increases during industry committee meeting

Rogers Communications Inc. CEO Tony Staffieri was met with scrutiny during his virtual appearance in front of the House industry committee, facing questions about the...

Comms acts review panel urges ‘practical’ submissions

Media | 11/01/2018 7:11 pm EDT

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OTTAWA — Members of the panel tasked with providing recommendations to...

Senators criticize makeup of comms acts review expert panel

Media | 10/04/2018 12:55 pm EDT

Senators criticize makeup of comms acts review expert panel

OTTAWA — Two senators on the Senate transport and communications...

Experts to ‘find solutions’ in broadcast, telecom review: Joly

Media | 06/05/2018 8:10 pm EDT

Experts to ‘find solutions’ in broadcast, telecom review: Joly

OTTAWA — The expert panel appointed by the federal government to...

Bell loses in small claims court over price increases

telecom | 04/30/2018 5:08 pm EDT

A small claims court has decided in favour of a Toronto-area BCE Inc. customer who complained after signing up for a contract term at one price, which Bell proceeded to change unilaterally, according to reports by...

UofO teases consumer tools for wireless services

telecom | 03/07/2018 8:06 pm EST

UofO teases consumer tools for wireless services

OTTAWA — Tools to better inform consumers of their rights when purchasing wireless services are under development at the University of Ottawa, which a professor involved in the project indicated will be especially relevant following a CBC/Radio-Canada investigation that...

Fake news worries increasing ahead of 2019 election: PPF CEO

Media | 11/15/2017 7:16 pm EST

Fake news worries increasing ahead of 2019 election: PPF CEO

OTTAWA — Policy makers in Canada have become more concerned about the...

Ottawa U study uses mystery shoppers to test Wireless Code

telecom | 09/23/2016 6:24 pm EDT

OTTAWA — Researchers at the University of Ottawa say the preliminary results of a small mystery shopper test found some wireless providers are leaving some potential customers ill-informed about...