Rogers

Rogers reported $3.86 billion in revenue and $409 million in net income for Q2 2022, up 8% and 35% year-over-year from Q2 2021, respectively.

Rogers and Shaw have extended the deadline for its $26 billion merger to the end of the year.

Rogers will introduce redundancy to its back-end infrastructure and create an "always on" network by splitting up its wireline and wireless core networks. 

The coding error occurred during the sixth phase of a planned seven-phase upgrade for the core network that had gone smoothly up to that point.

Rogers CEO Tony Staffieri spoke to Members of Parliament at the Industry and Technology Committee about its network outage.

Rogers CEO Tony Staffieri has outlined more steps the company will take make its network more reliable.

Rogers said it could not hand its customers off to Bell and Telus during the outage as doing so would have overwhelmed the two rivals' networks. 

Canada's competition watchdog said in a Friday statement that it does not have enough information to approve the Freedom sale at this time.

Rogers has replaced its CTO after the devastating nationwide outage from earlier this month.

MPs will invite executives from Rogers, along with representatives from the CRTC and Industry Minister Champagne, to speak about last week's service outage. 

The company noticed disruption alerts on the Rogers network go from maybe one per week to a whopping 50 per week in the days leading up to the massive outage. 

According to CIRA, "almost half of Canadians completely lost access to one of their critical infrastructures: the internet" because of last week's breakdown.