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The federal government has released an outline detailing how it plans on releasing spectrum between 2023 and 2027. 

A pioneer of the Canadian cable industry, Thomas established Delta Cable Communications Ltd. in 1966

The deal will see three telecommunications companies pay an annual attachment fee of $22 per pole — a 55 per cent increase from the current $14 fee.

Canadian telecom giants have officially joined hands to make sure people always have access to a working network in case an outage occurs.

Major telecommunication companies have agreed to an emergency outage deal following Roger’s July outage, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister…

More High-Speed Internet is coming to us. The Ontario Government is bringing more high-speed internet access t...

More High Speed Internet is coming to us. The Ontario Government is bringing more high speed internet access f...

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Absence of Freedom Mobile in 5G auction increases competition concerns for MPs TORONTO — Freedom Mobile and its parent Shaw Communications Inc. Apr 7, 2021 6:37 PM By: Canadian Press TORONTO — Freedom Mobile and its parent Shaw Communications Inc. will not participate in an upcoming wireless spectrum auction deemed crucial for the development of 5G networks — reinforcing widespread concerns about the state of competition in Canadas telecommunications industry...

  Internet access tops the list of many Canadians’ household expenses, and for many, it’s simply not affordable. Yet Canadians need the internet now more than ever to work, learn, and connect with loved ones. The SCC’s decision puts the country one step closer to finally being able to make internet access affordable for Canadians across the country, indicated Stein.  In Telecom Order 2019-288, which the CRTC released in August 2019 after several years of research and consultation, the C...