Regulatory
Quebecor Inc. has finalized a deal to acquire the Canada-wide out-of-home advertising business of NEO-OOH, as it looks to expand its ad market footprint.
The company said...
Telus Corp. appears to be fighting a solo battle at the CRTC in support of the country’s largest telecom companies being allowed to resell internet services over each...
The CRTC issued its final conditions of service on Nunavut Independent Television Network (NITV) for its...
Five people with connections to the technology and broadcasting sectors were among those awarded during the latest round of appointments to the Order of Canada.
Governor General of Canada Mary Simon's office announced on Dec....
BCE Inc. says it will not participate in future...
By: Melanie Pilon
In June 2024, the Canadian Telecommunications...
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