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BCE chief executive and president George Cope will retire at the start of next year after over a decade as CEO. A new press release from BCE, the telecommunications and media company which owns Bell Canada, CTV, and a portion of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, said that during his tenure, the 57-year-old Cope re-energized...

The BCE's chief executive believes that allowing Huawei limited access to the country's upcoming 5G network is a viable option. According to a new report from The Globe and Mail, BCE CEO George Cope believes that Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei will have access to "non-core" parts of Canada's upcoming 5G wireless network. "In the end, on...

Thanks to improved subscriber retention and higher average revenue per user, Bell Canada has reported its first-quarter profit is up 12% from a year earlier, with overall revenue improving by 2.6% to $5.73 billion from $5.59 billion (via BNN Bloomberg). With the wireless division leading the growth, Bell says it added 38,282 net new postpaid...

Bell Canada has announced their second quarter results for 2018. The carrier's saw wireless subscriber growth that beat analyst estimates. The company saw an additional 122,092 wireless subscribers, which gives them the best second quarter result in almost two decades. Other major growth areas for the company include internet and IPTV, where a total of...

Following Rogers and Telus, it was Bell's turn to report its third-quarter earnings: Bell parent company BCE’s operating revenue is up 2.9% to $5.34 billion, driven by strong organic wireless, wireline residential, and media revenue growth. As for its wireless arm of the business, Bell reported strong financial results for the third quarter of 2015, with...