Telecom
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...
Rogers Communications Inc. said Friday it is allowing all wireless...
The CRTC has denied an application by TekSavvy Solutions Inc. over access to the cable networks of Cogeco Communications Inc. Decision 2026-208 was released Friday.
Cogeco announced last year that...
Execulink Telecom Inc. has won access to three multi-dwelling units (MDUs)...
The CRTC has asked BCE Inc.’s Bell Canada to prove why its 60-day...
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