While a Huawei executive faces possible U.S. charges over trade with Iran, the Chinese tech giant’s ambition to be a leader in next-generation telecoms is colliding with security worries abroad. Continue reading
Videotron has launched a $78.5-million lawsuit against its telecom rival Bell Canada for allegedly contravening Quebec’s consumer protection law in its efforts to recruit new customers. Continue reading
Shaw Communications Inc. has closed its acquisition of struggling wireless carrier Wind Mobile for $1.6 billion. Continue reading
Price increases on way for new wireless devices because of falling loonie, exec says; a cost that ‘obviously in the end get passed through to the consumer.’ Continue reading
Rogers says $5 price hike aimed at recovering rising costs because of falling loonie. ‘I would describe it as an appropriate level,’ CEO says. Continue reading
The country’s big wireless companies are hiking rate plans they claim because the lower dollar is escalating their costs. But critics aren’t buying it. Continue reading
Country’s big wireless providers cite ‘weakened dollar’ for price hikes to customer rate plans. Consumer advocates pan reasoning as a ‘convenient excuse.’ Continue reading
Canadians in Alberta and British Columbia will see the most immediate changes to telecom services stemming from cable operator’s move into wireless. Continue reading
Head of cable giant says deal provides affordable entry into the wireless industry and an expansion beyond Western Canada where it has most of its customers. Continue reading
Canada’s small ISPs are appealing a regulatory decision preventing them from offering wireless services that would compete with Bell, Rogers, Telus. Continue reading