Carriers

Rogers wants to meet with the Federal Government to talk about its wireless spectrum rules.

iPhone 5 contracts on two years have been discounted by $50.

Minister of Industry James Moore has reiterated Ottawa will move forward with its plan to create wireless competition.

The Rogers First Rewards program has expanded and will soon include Southwestern Ontario.

A company-wide email yesterday asks all employees to write to their local MPs to change wireless spectrum rules.

A new ad campaign by the 'Big 3' aims to tell Canadians job losses will ensue if Verizon comes to town.

Bell is now an authorized dealer of LTE versions of the iPad and Retina display iPad.

Consumer groups have announced their support for Ottawa's wireless policy.

Michael Geist looks into how common is the twin policy used by Ottawa for encouraging foreign investment plus establishing set-asides to facilitate competition among developed countries.

TELUS has revealed its 2-year term iPhone 5 pricing starting at $199.

Telus has taken Ottawa to court over its wireless spectrum policy.

Despite recent lobbying and PR efforts to delay the wireless spectrum auction, Ottawa says it will go on as planned.