Carriers
NDP Leader Urges Industry Minister to Block Rogers-Shaw Merger
Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh on Sunday sent a letter to Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne, asking the latter to block the deal
Manitoba Woman Sues Xplore for Bad Service and ‘Deceptive’ Practices
A former Xplore customer is seeking a class action against the company for allegedly offering unreliable services that don't live up to advertised speeds
Here are Big Telecom’s Web of Brands in Canada, Explains TekSavvy [PIC]
Independent internet service provider TekSavvy recently started a Facebook ad campaign showcasing “big telecoms web of brands” in Canada, showing how Rogers, Telus, Bell and Videotron own numerous smaller companies. "Who REALLY owns your provider? It might surprise you,” says TekSavvy, noting it is "one of the last independent ISPs." "We fight to keep Canada’s...
Rogers and Quebecor Negotiating Roaming Rates Ahead of Shaw Takeover
According to sources, Rogers and Quebecor's Vidéotron are in talks to settle a number of commercial issues to meet conditions set by Ottawa
Telus Says it Donated a Record $125 Million to Charities in 2022
Telus announced on Friday it donated a record amount to charities in 2022, at $125 million, to go with 1.44 million in volunteer hours by employees. The telecom said the record annual contribution is equivalent to 5% in pre-tax profit, and was made despite being a time when corporate giving has been declining due to...
Telus Q4 2022: Revenue Up, But Profits Down 60%
Telus posted consolidated operating revenues of $5.1 billion, up 3.8% year-over-year from Q4 2021, with 112,000 net new mobile subscribers
SaskTel Waives Long Distance Charges to Turkey and Syria
SaskTel announced on Wednesday it will waive long distance and text messaging fees from Canada to Turkey and Syria, to allow customers to stay in contact with friends and family affected by the recent devastating earthquake. “Our hearts go out to everyone who has been impacted by the deadly earthquake that struck Syria and Turkey...
Here are Cellphone Plan Changes: Rogers, Telus, Bell and More from Feb. 8
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, February 8, 2023. Check them out below… Bell Noticeable price changes: Samsung...
B.C Woman Triumphs Over Bell Mobility in Identity Fraud Fight After Two Years
Erica Phillips was getting daily calls from collections agencies to pay a massive Bell Mobility bill she had been stuck with after someone stole her identity
Rogers and Bell Waive Long Distance Charges to Turkey and Syria [Update]
Yesterday, Telus and Koodo announced they were waiving long distance and roaming charges to Turkey and Syria, following two devastating earthquakes affecting both countries. Rogers/Fido and Bell/Virgin Plus have also announced they are waiving long distance calls and texts sent from Canada to Turkey and Syria. Update Feb. 8: Rogers told iPhone in Canada in...
Telus, Koodo Waive Long Distance and Roaming Charges for Turkey and Syria
Two earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have occurred in a span of 12 hours, causing devastation in both nations, and now Telus and Koodo say they are now helping with relief efforts. Telus and Koodo said immediately, they are waiving all roaming charges for calls, text and data overages for customers currently in Turkey and Syria....
CRTC Website, Phone Lines Go Down for Unexplained Reason [Update]
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, the country’s broadcasting and telecommunications regulator, announced on Monday morning its website and phone lines are down for the count, in what appears to be an unscheduled outage. "Please note that our website, its related applications and phone lines are temporarily unavailable, we will update you as soon as...