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Telus restores service in northwest British Columbia following fibre cut
By Wire Report Staff
People
Q&A: Senator explains why Canada needs stronger penalties for copper wire thieves

Q&A: Senator explains why Canada needs stronger penalties for copper wire thieves
By Davis Legree
Regulatory
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CRTC commissioner teases future proceedings on shift away from traditional telephone network
By Davis Legree
Telecom
Copper theft results in service outage in Gatineau, Que.

Eastlink network upgrades risk shutting out competitors in Cape Breton, Fibernetics warns
By Phalen Tynes-MacDonald
Telecom
Copper theft results in service outage in Gatineau, Que.

Copper theft results in service outage in Gatineau, Que.
By Wire Report Staff
Court
Lead-lined copper wiring too small part of network to be concern, telecoms say

Bell collects $24,000 in damages from copper thief
By Paul Park
Regulatory
Bell seeks withdrawal of voice services due to competitor funding

Bell seeks withdrawal of voice services due to competitor funding
By Paul Park
Telecom
Canadian Telecommunications Association (CTA) senior vice-president Eric Smith appears during the Senate standing committee on transport and communications meeting on Dec. 11, 2024 (screenshot via ParlVU).

CTA says new criminal legislation will help combat copper theft
By Wire Report Staff
Regulatory
Greater penalties needed for copper theft, telecoms maintain

Greater penalties needed for copper theft, telecoms maintain
By Paul Park
Regulatory
The front entrance of the Bell Canada building on Albert Street in Ottawa on Nov. 2, 2021 (photo by Andrew Meade)

Bell looking to CRTC for clarity on mobile PES requirements 
By Hannah Daley
Regulatory
Canadian Telecommunications Association (CTA) senior vice-president Eric Smith appears during the Senate standing committee on transport and communications meeting on Dec. 11, 2024 (screenshot via ParlVU).

Telecom industry players look to Senate for greater copper theft prevention 
By Phalen Tynes-MacDonald
News
OPINION: Declining prices and record levels of investment show competition is increasing in Canada’s telecom market

Bill C-70 a good start but more is needed to combat infrastructure vandalism: CTA

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