Carriers

Canada's Do Not Call List program has celebrated its fifth anniversary.

The CWTA has announced the launch of a national blacklist program for lost or stolen cellphones.

The Conservative Party has asked members for $25 or $50 donations to help fight for wireless competition.

If you register for Rogers Alerts and consent to giving up your location data, you will receive $5 off your bill.

Rogers and Telus could be set to launch a new mobile retail venture called 'Wow Mobile'.

TELUS has reduced its US Travel Passes by up to 55%.

Rogers has announced a LTE roaming agreement with AT&T in the USA.

Koodo has doubled the data on its Canada-wide plans, reflecting a similar promo from Fido and Virgin Mobile.

Rogers is set to launch an all-you-can-read digital magazine subscription, coming to the iPad on October 15.

Canadians spend $185 a month on communication, with wireless services accounting for $67 of the total bill.

Letters written to the CRTC obtained by Postmedia share how Canadians felt about the 'Fair for Canada' campaign.

The Rogers wireless network will power the Sprint Velocity system in Canada next year.