Canada has seen “reasonable fibre coverage” but growth in coverage has been slow over the last year, according to a new fibre development study. Thursday, Omdia, a...
The CRTC Wednesday approved a request from BCE Inc. subsidiary Câblevision du nord de Québec to remove a point of interconnection (POI) in the city of Témiscaming,...
Shaw Communications Inc. saw a 20.2 per cent increase in its net earnings this quarter, jumping from $163...
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia upheld a...
Lobby group OpenMedia chastised Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Friday for...
Minister of Canadian Heritage Pablo Rodriguez is...
The House of Commons Industry committee selected Joël Lightbound as its chair by a unanimous vote Tuesday. It is the first chairmanship for the Liberal MP for Quebec’s Louis-Hébert riding. Conservative Michael Kram and the Bloc’s Sébastien Lemire were elected as...
Faced with what it says is increasing competition from Space Exploration...
Parliament has established its committees for the new session, with the...
The government was taken to task Tuesday over rollout of a dedicated number...
The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) said...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the appointment of parliamentary secretaries Friday with Chris...
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has opened a regional office in Regina to facilitate its work with...
Canada’s Competition Bureau is joining with 10 other nations for a Monday...
The Markham, Ont.-based manufacturer of wireless network technology for mining, oil-and-gas, and utility...
The Canadian government should broaden its consultation over its online harms bill, a Wednesday Canadian Internet Governance Forum (CIGF) panel hosted a 90-minute discussion on the topic of Regulating Online Harms in Canada. One year ago the Trudeau government introduced...
MISSISSAUGA - On the second day of the Canadian Telecom Summit, Quebecor Inc. CEO Pierre Karl Péladeau...
MISSISSAUGA — Telus Corp.’s chief technology officer said that the...
Cogeco Inc.’s CEO said it is a multi-step process it has to follow before...
Just under two months after it was granted leave by the Federal Court of Appeal, TekSavvy Solutions Inc....
A Conservative MP who was outspoken on the revised Broadcasting Act, Bill C-10, will be replaced as Shadow Minister for Canadian Heritage after party leader Erin O’Toole...
Indigenous stakeholders in Canadian telecoms are renewing their calls for...
The RCMP is looking for an artificial intelligence decryption system that...
Bryson Masse is the new Regulatory and Communications Advisor at Competitive Network Operators of...
Canada’s targets of reaching connectivity speeds...
OTTAWA -- MP Pablo Rodriguez is back in familiar territory as he is once...
A trio of Canada's biggest broadcasters has asked the Federal Court for a...
The Federal Court has ordered Alphabet Inc.'s Google to turn over a number...
Quebec-based telecom company CoopTel wants the...
BCE Inc.’s subsidiary Maskatel Monday filed a plan for establishing local competition in Upton district, Que., with the CRTC after CoopTel notified the company it intends to compete in the area. According to a 2006 CRTC decision, small incumbent local exchange...
The Competition Bureau has asked a Federal Court...
The CRTC has approved a number of adjustments to the upcoming Quality of Service (QoS) regime that will...
Rural broadband provider Xplornet Communications...
Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) is extending the...
Distributel Communications Ltd.'s Primus Communications is expanding its offering in Quebec, and is now covering an additional 71 per cent of the region, according to a Thursday release. Primus, which was acquired by Distributel back in January, said in the release that the "enhancements will make it easier for consumers to take advantage of Primus' competitive product offerings in more places throughout Canada, while enjoying the benefits of world-class high-speed connectivity." "We always aim to do what's right...
Xplornet Communications Inc.’s newly acquired fibre-based service...
The not-for-profit organization that manages Canada’s .CA domains says...
While the Canadian government is busy collecting $8.9 billion dollars from...
With a shift to a disaggregated access model anticipated by the Competitive...
The CRTC wants BCE Inc. to clarify why the company wants to make payments...
Telus Corp. is expanding its 5G network in four British Columbia communities as part of its $13 billion...
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...
Rogers Communications Inc. has told the CRTC the pandemic has slowed work down after it was asked by the...
A London, England-based low-earth-orbit satellite communications company is partnering with Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc. to provide high-speed, low-latency communications services through Canada and the wider Arctic Region. OneWeb announced Thursday, in a...
The Federal Court of Appeal will take up TekSavvy Solutions Inc.'s...
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh said his party could use laws to direct the...
The New Democratic Party released its costed platform for next week’s...
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is the first party leader to explicitly oppose the proposed acquisition of Shaw...
A federal appeal court judge has revived a proposed reverse class-action suit by movie studio Voltage Pictures LLC looking to sue thousands of alleged Canadian copyright...
Telecoms shares have continued to track higher thanks to a regulatory backdrop which “has turned much more benign,” according to an industry analyst. Thursday National Bank of Canada analyst Adam Shine issued a note that...
GATINEAU, Que. -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is giving Canada’s...
Vancouver-based Novus Entertainment Inc. said Wednesday it will refrain from raising internet prices for three years as it allows customers to sign up for its residential internet service without locking themselves into...
The CRTC has approved an application from the Cochrane Telecom Services for the CRTC to refrain from regulating its residential services in Cochrane, Ont. In a Thursday decision, the regulator...
Rogers Communications Inc. has made a deal to acquire Seaside Communications, a long-time local internet...
The association representing Canada’s...
Telesat Corporation, a newly-public satellite company with plans to connect...
In a dispute between a trade organization representing wholesale-based...
The government has announced more than $17.3 million of funding for four high-speed internet projects in rural British Columbia in an effort to close the digital divide in remote communities. The federal and provincial government announced Friday they are “taking immediate action,” through the Universal Broadband Fund’s (UBF) Rapid Response Stream and the Connecting British Columbia program, to get more than 2,000 households in Cariboo regional district and in Indigenous communities...
Canadian Heritage is seeking input on how best to compensate the news...
Iristel Inc. will continue to challenge the Canada Revenue Authority’s...
As the dust settles on the results of the 3,500 MHz auction announced Thursday, much of the initial...
The CRTC is seeking further information from...
Cogeco Inc. saw a rise in revenue and profit this spring and though CEO Philippe Jetté did not discuss the company’s potential wireless plans with analysts during a call...
Shaw Communications Inc. reported a large spike in profit for its third quarter of the year on...
Cogeco Communications Inc. is expanding south of the border after it announced its American subsidiary...
In order to encourage more diverse content online, Heritage Minister Steven...
Senators are looking beyond the free speech issues raised by critics of the revised Broadcasting Act and...
A debate which Canadian Heritage Committee chair Scott Simms has jokingly said was “so exciting we...
A group representing news outlets in Canada has put out a call to Premier...
A Canadian tax lobby group is criticizing the global tax deal announced this weekend by G7 Finance...
Cogeco Inc. is getting more than $40 million in funding for high-speed internet projects in Quebec. ...
The Liberals and the Bloc Québécois cooperated to pass a motion in the House of Commons Monday to limit the Heritage Committee to five hours to complete its work on Bill...
Conservative MP Dan Mazier has introduced a private member’s bill that...
As reaction continues to pour in following the CRTC's Thursday decision to...
“Conservatives just don’t get it” when it comes to Bill C-10,...
Cochrane Telecom Services has submitted an application to the CRTC requesting that the commission refrain from regulating its residential services in Cochrane, Ontario. The company filed a Part 1 with the CRTC Tuesday,...
Cogeco Inc. and Xplornet Inc. are getting a combined $81.36 million to connect more than 18,000 households to high-speed internet in the Outaouais region of Quebec. The funding announcement from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) Tuesday followed another from the day before, which indicated Telus Corp. and Sogetel Inc. are getting $38 million for similar projects. The funding announced Tuesday covers more than two-thirds of the costs of the two companies’ projects, which totals $112.09 million, stated the release from ISED. Xplornet is getting $57.5...
Telus Corp. and Sogetel Inc. are each getting millions to connect 2,850 houses in Quebec to high-speed internet by September 2022 for a total cost of $38 million, Innovation, Science and Economic...
Investment management firm Apollo Global Management Inc. has entered into an agreement to acquire Verizon Media for $5 billion. Under the terms of the agreement announced Monday, Verizon Communications Inc. will receive $4.25...
Canada should establish a centralized expert regulator for...
Professional networking platform LinkedIn will have its applications for a summary trial heard in the...
BH Telecom Corp. claims that it is local residents who will lose if Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corp. gets the stay it wants on millions in funding awarded to the company to connect more...
The Conservatives “continue to oppose” Bill...
The Supreme Court of Canada has decided it will hear an appeal from Music Canada and the Society of...
The House of Commons Heritage committee has moved...
“Canada is first world in its input and third world in its output”, according to the chair of the Council of Canadian Innovators Jim Balsillie told the House of Commons Industry committee Tuesday, as he called for the government to “rebuild the Economic Council of Canada to create in-house capacity for the analysis of the contemporary economy”. Balsillie, testified before the House of Commons’ Industry Committee regarding competitiveness in what he called the "intangibles...
As the House of Commons Ethics committee considers the protection and privacy of individuals online, advocates criticized its lack of consideration for sex workers Monday and...
The CRTC has floated the idea of penalizing BCE Inc. after Quebecor Inc....
The federal government has launched a consultation document to solicit feedback on whether or not it...
Cogeco Inc. announced another increase in revenue with its second-quarter results Tuesday as it awaits...
Internet speeds for rural Canadians continue to remain “well below” the recommended CRTC speeds, even during the COVID-19 pandemic, when people “are counting more than ever on reliable broadband service” according to a report from the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA). A report released by the CIRA on Tuesday revealed that during the year of the pandemic, the gap in rural versus urban internet performance has grown with urban speeds reaching a median speed of 51.09 Mbps compared to 9.74 Mbps for rural areas. In 2016, the CRTC established a Universal Service...
The Communications Security Establishment (CSE) has argued that the average Canadian’s cybersecurity...
Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corp. has asked the CRTC to overturn its decision to award $9.5 million in funding to BH Telecom Corp. for a project in Saskatchewan that would connect some 26...
In order for the federal government to best deal with sexual exploitation...
Novus Entertainment Inc., which is fighting for access to a multi-dwelling unit in Coquitlam, British Columbia, has asked the CRTC to pause its application against the developer while they exchange information and negotiate....
Is a Nov. 2019 court order mandating a number of...
The Eastern Ontario Regional Network (EORN), the Province of Ontario, the federal government, and Rogers Communications Inc. Friday announced a $300 million project with the goal of connecting 99 per...
The CRTC is handing out $57.7 million through its Broadband Fund for the construction of thousands of kilometres of network transport infrastructure. The commission announced Friday that seven...
Telus Corp. will receive more than $5 million in funding through the Rapid Response Stream of the federal government’s Universal Broadband Fund for projects bringing high-speed Internet to rural...
As news of Roger’s Communications Inc.’s deal to acquire Shaw Communications Inc. sparks discussions on what it may mean for the wireless market in Canada, advocates say competition and other considerations will be important for the public’s best interests in the future. During an “Affordable Internet Day of Action” panel discussions hosted by multiple groups Tuesday, the day’s conversations centred around affordable Internet access for all and the state of the national market,...