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Why Quebecor Just Lost Its Fight to Get Millions Back from Bell

Quebecor isn't getting its money back from Bell, according to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). The CRTC ruled Monday against Quebecor's bid to recover millions in wholesale wireless fees, drawing a definitive line under one of the more contentious disputes to hit Canada's wireless industry in recent years. The fight was about Mobile...
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Telus and the Feds Agree to Build a Massive AI Data Centre in B.C.

The federal government and Telus are teaming up to build a major AI data centre in British Columbia, part of a push to make sure Canada has its own computing muscle rather than leaning on foreign infrastructure. The idea is straightforward: keep Canadian data and intellectual property on Canadian soil. As demand for AI processing...
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Canadian Carriers Supporting Encrypted RCS: Is Your Provider on the List?

Apple and Google have launched a cross-industry effort to bring end-to-end encryption to Rich Communication Services (RCS) messaging. This update ensures that cross-platform conversations between iPhone and Android users remain private and cannot be read while in transit. The feature is currently rolling out in beta for iPhone users on iOS 26.5 and Android users...

Apple Releases iOS 26.5 with RCS Encryption and Ads in Apple Maps

Apple has released iOS 26.5 for the masses today, after debuting Release Candidate versions last week for developers. Here's what you can download right now: macOS Tahoe 26.5 (25F71) iPadOS 26.5 (23F77) iOS 26.5 (23F77) iOS/iPadOS 15.8.8 (19H422) iOS/iPadOS 16.7.16 (20H392) iPadOS 17.7.11 (21H461) iOS/iPadOS 18.7.9 (22H355) HomePod Software 26.5 (23L471) tvOS 26.5 (23L471) visionOS...
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Save Up to $600 on Amazon’s eero Mesh WiFi Systems Right Now

If your home Wi-Fi has more dead zones than strong signal, Amazon's eero mesh systems are on sale right now and worth a serious look. Whether you're starting fresh or just trying to push coverage into that one stubborn corner of your house, there's a deal here for every budget. From the entry-level eero 6...
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Google Slashes Canadian Prices on Pixel 10 and Pixel Watch in Spring Sale

Google recently launched a fresh set of spring discounts on its latest hardware lineup, offering decent savings for Canadians looking to upgrade their smartphones and more. The promotion, which is set to end in just four days, includes price cuts across the entire Pixel 10 family and the newest wearable devices. The sale is also...

Huge Sonos Canada Refurbished Sale: Arc Soundbar is 45% Off and More

Sonos has just launched a major Certified Refurbished sale in Canada, featuring deep discounts on their most popular home theatre gear. These units are tested to factory standards and include the same one-year warranty as new products. The best offers are on the Arc and Sub (Gen 3), providing a big opportunity to upgrade your...

Costco Canada iPhone 16 Pro Clearance: Save $400 on 256GB Model

If you have been waiting to upgrade your iPhone, now might be the time to check your local Costco warehouse. The retailer has officially started clearing out its iPhone 16 Pro inventory, offering a decent discount on the 256GB model. The iPhone 16 Pro 256GB in Natural Titanium (Item 6016122) is currently priced at $1,199.97....
Two hands holding smartphones in a city street, screens show Bell and Québecor logos.

Why Quebecor Just Lost Its Fight to Get Millions Back from Bell

Quebecor isn't getting its money back from Bell, according to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). The CRTC ruled Monday against Quebecor's bid to recover millions in wholesale wireless fees, drawing a definitive line under one of the more contentious disputes to hit Canada's wireless industry in recent years. The fight was about Mobile...
Hand holding a smartphone with gradient screen in a data center hallway lined with server racks.

Telus and the Feds Agree to Build a Massive AI Data Centre in B.C.

The federal government and Telus are teaming up to build a major AI data centre in British Columbia, part of a push to make sure Canada has its own computing muscle rather than leaning on foreign infrastructure. The idea is straightforward: keep Canadian data and intellectual property on Canadian soil. As demand for AI processing...
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Bell Is Offering Free TSN Access on All Its 5G Plans Right Now

Bell is throwing in three months of free TSN app access for new and existing customers on its current 5G wireless plans. The promotion applies to all monthly tiers, which currently run at $60, $65, $80 and $95. Rather than a straight free trial, Bell is applying a $29.99 monthly credit for the first three...

Best Prepaid Plans in Canada for May 2026: Fizz vs. Public, Lucky & Chatr

We’ve analyzed the latest wireless plans from Rogers, Telus, Bell, and Freedom Mobile for May 2026, including their flanker brands Fido, Koodo, and Virgin Plus. To finish our review, let’s look at pricing for the prepaid brands—Chatr, Lucky Mobile, and Public Mobile—along with Quebecor’s Fizz, where the best rates always require autopay. Public Mobile $35/35GB...
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How to Stream NHL Playoffs in Canada 2026: Where to Watch Every Game

The 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs are now in full swing, having officially started on Saturday, April 18. While fans enjoyed games on CBC Gem during the regular season, the streaming landscape has tightened for the post-season. If you want to stream the games on your phone, tablet, or smart TV, Rogers Sportsnet+ is now the...

How to Watch the 2026 Masters in Canada: Full TV and Streaming Guide

The most anticipated week on the golf calendar kicks off tomorrow as the 2026 Masters Tournament begins at Augusta National on Thursday, April 9. For Canadian fans, following the action is easier than ever with several TV and streaming options available. Cable TV Coverage: TSN and CTV Bell Media remains the primary rights holder for...

How to Watch March Madness 2026 in Canada: Streaming and TV Schedule

If you’re a U.S. college basketball fan (or addicted sports gambler), the madness has officially arrived. With Selection Sunday in the rear-view mirror, Canadian basketball fans are gearing up for three weeks of upsets, bracket-busters, and high-stakes hoops. March Madness officially kicks off tomorrow, March 17 and goes until April 6. If you are trying...

Golden Globes 2026: How to Watch in Canada, Start Time and Nominees

How to watch the 2026 Golden Globes in Canada on Sunday? We got you covered, so read on for more info. Awards season officially gets underway this weekend with the 2026 Golden Globe Awards, celebrating the past year’s best films and TV shows. The ceremony returns to Beverly Hills on Sunday night (of course), with...

How to Watch: Stream the 2026 World Juniors in Canada Live

The holiday season wouldn't be complete without the intense rivalries, breakout stars, and nail-biting finishes of the IIHF World Junior Championship. This year, the tournament—celebrating its 50th anniversary—returns to the United States for the first time since 2018, hosted in the hockey hotbed of Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota. It's a special homecoming: the event hasn't been...

Apple Drops macOS 26.4.1 Download to Fix M5 MacBook Wi-Fi Issues

After releasing iOS and iPadOS 26.4.1 yesterday, Apple has released macOS 26.4.1 on Thursday. According to the release notes, they are the same as before, noting, "This update introduces 8 new emoji, along with other features, bug fixes, and security updates for your Mac." The update is coming in at 9GB for the MacBook Air...

Apple Officially Discontinues Mac Pro as High-End Desktop Era Ends

Apple has officially discontinued the Mac Pro and removed the workstation from its website. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company has been planning this move for quite some time. It's also gone from Apple.ca so you won't be able to buy the Mac Pro anymore. The decision marks the end of a 20 year...

Claude Cowork: How Anthropic’s New AI Agent Automates Your Mac or PC

Anthropic has introduced a new research preview called Claude Cowork, a tool designed to handle complex, recurring tasks across both desktop and mobile platforms. The new system allows the AI to interact directly with your Mac to open apps, fill spreadsheets, and navigate browsers without requiring manual hand-offs or shared passwords. The cool feature with...

Apple’s New 2026 Black Unity Watch Band Is Officially Here

Apple has officially unveiled its 2026 Black Unity Apple Watch band, continuing its annual tradition of releasing a special-edition accessory in honour of Black History Month. Announced today via a press release, the new band is called the Unity Connection Braided Solo Loop and focuses on the theme of connection — both cultural and community-driven....

Apple Watch Sleep Tracking Needs an iPhone Backup Alarm Too

For many Apple Watch users, the promise of a gentle haptic vibration on the wrist is a welcome alternative to a blaring bedside alarm when using the wearable's Sleep Tracking feature. However, some users are discovering a frustrating downside: it is too easy to turn off the alarm while still asleep. The Problem: Silent Oversleeping...