Regulatory
Telus Corp. is asking the CRTC to help it combat fraud by allowing wireless service providers in Canada to implement a 60-day device lock on all new device activations. ...
Quebecor Inc. has finalized a deal to acquire the Canada-wide out-of-home advertising business of NEO-OOH, as it looks to expand its ad market footprint.
The company said...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Minister Evan Solomon is re-amplifying the...
It’s back-to-school season in Ottawa, as MPs are...
Yoshua Bengio, founder and scientific director of the not-for-profit...
The CRTC is extending the deadline to file interventions in a consultation to develop an Indigenous stream of the Broadband Fund.
Initially announced in March, the...
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