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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...
Increasingly, copper wire theft is causing downed telephone and internet signals across the country — which Alberta Sen. Paula Simons says inconveniences businesses and...
The province of Ontario is appealing a CRTC decision over long-distance...
Rogers Communications Inc. has expanded its satellite-to-mobile coverage to...
The Centre for Excellence in Next Generation Networks (CENGN) has opened its eighth living lab in Drummondville, Que., it was announced on April 16. The lab will help startups and scaleups test...
A rumoured proposal to merge Canada’s audiovisual agencies is receiving...
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