Carriers

A $100 million lawsuit versus Bell Mobility has been certified in Ontario Court over allegations prepaid credits should not expire.

Rogers, Canada's largest wireless carrier has decided to not sell the newest flagship BlackBerry.

Ottawa will likely reject the second Telus-Mobilicity deal was well.

The Big 3 carriers have pushed the CRTC to not regulate wireless roaming rates citing legal reasons and more.

Double the data promos by the Big 3 have ended; TELUS has brought back its 6GB data plan for $65/month.

Wireless startups offer services for half the price of the incumbents. But for how long can they resist?

Sources says Telus and Mobilicity are going to hammer out another deal, after the latter was granted creditor protection.

Some users are being offered $15 in credit to register for pre-authorized payments.

Rogers has officially launched Rogers Alerts, where customers can receive coupons based on their location via text message.

Mobilicity's fate is casting doubts on the government’s plans to encourage competition, and whether the upcoming 700 MHz spectrum auction should go ahead as planned.

Rogers says $700 million will be spent over 4 years in Alberta to increase its presence in the province.

TELUS Link has launched, the new 4G LTE push-to-talk service.