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Ottawa says it will uphold a ruling by Canada's telecommunications regulator allowing the country's largest internet ...
Cogeco is warning it may take the CRTC to court over a delay in deciding whether Quebecor’s online radio station QUB can continue airing on 99.5 FM in Montreal. The dispute stems from a deal between ...
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly has upheld the CRTC’s wholesale regulatory framework for high-speed Internet services, giving ...
The Canadian Telecommunications Association is extremely disappointed that the Government of Canada has chosen not to alter ...
We’ve already seen responses from Rogers, Telus, and Cogeco—and now Bell is weighing in, saying it’s disappointed by the ...
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Bell's fibre footprint to 'plateau' after Ottawa sticks with CRTC's wholesale policyThe chief executive of BCE Inc. says the company expects its Canadian fibre footprint to "plateau" rather than expand after ...
Digital policies did not play a prominent role in the last election given the intense focus on the Canada-U.S. relationship.
In a letter sent Monday to the CRTC’s secretary general and obtained by National Post, Cogeco accused the commission of “not ...
Cogeco Communications Inc. CCA-T said it was dismayed by Ottawa’s move, adding it “contradicts government efforts to promote ...
Cogeco is dismayed by the federal government's decision to maintain the CRTC's broken, nonsensical wholesale Internet regime, and is profoundly disappointed by Cabinet's failure to ensure economic ...
The CRTC has proposed that cable companies adopt either a "skinny basic" package that would include only Canadian channels or an expanded basic package that could include other channels but would ...
CRTC calls for ‘market-based’ regime Looking to end Canada's bitter retransmission fee feud, the country's TV watchdog on Monday opened the way for Canadians to be forced to pay to watch U.S ...
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