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The Internet Society's Sharayah Lane joins the podcast to discuss the digital divide in Indigenous communities across North America, where progress has and hasn't been made, and broadband policy ideas from the recent Indigenous Connectivity Summit.
A meeting of Indigenous leaders working together to connect their communities to fast, affordable, and sustainable Internet access.
Article content Over the past year, we have experienced a once-in-a-generation transformation across almost every part of our lives: from how families stay connected, to how businesses reach their customers, to how students continue to learn. Through it all, our digital networks have been a key part of making those changes possible. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Rogers CEO: Canada needs 5G investment today to compete tomorrow Back to video Just as digital connectivity has been critical during the pandemic, it will be equally important to Ca...
Rogers signs agreement to acquire Shaw Communications in deal valued at $26 billion The acquisition is subject to regulatory approval Toronto-based national carrier Rogers has signed a deal to purchase Shaw Communications in a transaction valued at $26 billion. The carrier says the acquisition will build on the legacy of two family-founded Canadian companies and that together, they will have the capability to deliver unprecedented wireline and wireless broadband and network investments. Rogers has stated that it will not increase wireless prices for Freedom Mobile customers for ...