Bell has announced Rogers has pulled their injunction to prevent the sale of Burnaby-based wireless dealer GLENTEL to the former. Instead, Bell has now announced it has sold a 50% stake of GLENTEL to Rogers:
Under the agreement, Bell and Rogers will each own 50% of GLENTEL shares representing 50% of GLENTEL’s retail operations. In exchange, Rogers has agreed to pay in cash to Bell 50% of the GLENTEL transaction value following the successful closing of Bell’s GLENTEL acquisition. In addition, Rogers will withdraw its application for an injunction to block Bell’s acquisition of GLENTEL.
Sounds like a Christmas miracle has helped both companies avoid a fight between two best friends.
SaskTel has expanded its infiNET internet service to Meadow Lake, further advancing its $200 million Rural Fibre Initiative. The rollout in Meadow Lake yesterday has expanded to specific neighbourhoods, with the majority of the community expected to be connected to the fibre network by the end of July. “I am extremely pleased with SaskTel’s continued...
NDP's Leader of the Official Opposition, Marit Stiles (Davenport), along with Consumer Protection critic Tom Rakocevic (Humber River – Black Creek) and colleagues, have initiated province-wide hearings to confront soaring cell phone bills and the scarcity of reliable internet access, particularly in Northern and rural areas. Stiles minced no words on Monday, highlighting that Ontarians...
Here are the latest Canadian cellphone plan and device deals, plus other promos from wireless carriers such as Rogers, Telus and Bell, from our partner PlanHub. As always, the promos and plans may change at the last minute, but here they are as of Wednesday, May 31, 2023 Bell Noticeable price changes: TCL and Sonim Cell Phone...
