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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...
Two people from the world of broadcasting were among those named in the latest appointments to the Order of Canada. Rideau Hall made the announcement Monday, June 30, just ahead of Canada Day.
Tonya Williams was made an officer of the Order, the second of the three tiers...
Local programming is vital to a robust Canadian television marketplace but...
BCE Inc. has accused Telus Corp. of cutting into...
Vertically integrated carriers like BCE Inc. and Rogers Communications Inc....
Corus Entertainment Inc. reported losses in revenue and profit for the...
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