Carriers

Canada's Big 3 carriers will continue to lobby Ottawa to change its wireless rules despite Verizon out of the picture.

Mobilicity is close to shutting down and has reportedly has plans to transfer all of its users to WIND Mobile.

As WIND Mobile sees itself poised to become our fourth national carrier, Ottawa says competition is coming regardless of Verizon bowing out.

An internal doc notes TELUS will discontinue black 32GB and 64GB models on Sept. 28--could it be replaced by the iPhone 5C?

Bell has upped its student discount to $10 per month. Quebec students exclusively save on the Voice & Data Lite 50 plan.

Telus says the 'Fair for Canada' campaign has been a success, but also admits it's working on improving customer service.

Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam says the press "made a lot more of our interest" in Canada then the company themselves.

In an interview with Bloomberg, Verizon's CEO confirmed the company is not interested in Canada.

A $130 billion deal with Vodafone means Verizon now owns 100% of its Verizon Wireless operation.

The CRTC wants to investigate the wireless roaming fees associated with Canadian telcos.

The latest ad by incumbents says foreign wireless spectrum bids would be equivalent to selling half of Canada's fresh water.

The Federal government has launched a new website aimed to clarify Ottawa's wireless policies.