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Politics Briefing: Labour leader targets Poilievre, calls him 'anti-worker politician' - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Labour leader targets Poilievre, calls him 'anti-worker politician'

Bea Bruske, president of the Canadian Labour Congress, targeted the federal Conservative Leader in a speech in Ottawa today

Province needs to step up with cash to boost P.E.I.'s cell service, MLAs told - Vimarsana News

Province needs to step up with cash to boost P.E.I.'s cell service, MLAs told

The third time was the charm for the members of a P.E.I. legislative committee who wanted to hear from former premier Robert Ghiz about the state of the Island’s cellular service.

Source: cbc.ca
MLAs hear about the problems with P.E.I.'s cell service — but not solutions - Vimarsana News

MLAs hear about the problems with P.E.I.'s cell service — but not solutions

P.E.I. MLAs heard more details Tuesday about the problems plaguing cellphone users on the Island — including poor reception and persistent dropped calls — but didn't hear much about solutions.

Source: cbc.ca
Ottawa tables bill to ban replacement workers in federally regulated sectors - Vimarsana News

Ottawa tables bill to ban replacement workers in federally regulated sectors

Bill C-58 would impair service providers' ability to maintain and repair critical network infrastructure should service-impacting events occur during labour disputes.

Telecoms must up network investments to meet growing demand for mobile data: report - Vimarsana News

Telecoms must up network investments to meet growing demand for mobile data: report

A new report says phone carriers will need to boost their network investments as it forecasts data consumption in Canada could double by 2027.

Source: cp24.com