Wireless Internet

• Rogers outage may influence decision on $26B Shaw merger: industry minister

  His comments come the same day as the deadline for Rogers, Shaw and Quebecor Inc. to reach a definitive agreement on the sale of wireless carrier Freedom Mobile.

  Consumer

  Jul 15, 2022
  
• Customer telecom complaints drop, but billing still an issue in Canada: report

  The period included the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced many Canadians to rely on telecom services to work, study and socialize.

  Canada

  Nov 30, 2020
  
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• Halifax non-profit internet service provider to offer low-cost plan to more public housing

  A non-profit internet service provider is working on providing $125-a-year internet service to residents of three Halifax public housing buildings in 2017.

  News

  Dec 26, 2016
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• Google targets 3 more U.S. cities for its ultra-fast Internet service

  Google may expand its ultra-fast Internet service into southern California and Kentucky for the first time.

  Tech

  Sep 11, 2015
• Ottawa’s digital strategy receives criticism

  The federal government has outlined its strategy for ensuring that most Canadians have access to secure Internet and affordable wireless services.

  Money

  Apr 4, 2014
• Google aims to provide broadband in 34 more US cities

  Google is planning to offer high-speed Internet service in 34 more cities scattered across eight U.S. states.

  Tech

  Feb 19, 2014
• Complaints over data bills have doubled: Consumer watchdog

  Complaints about wireless data, roaming and Internet bandwidth charges have more than doubled, with Canadian consumers showing increasing distrust of the bills they get from telecom providers, says the industry's watchdog group.

  Canada

  Nov 6, 2013