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Judge Approves $1M Bell Settlement Over 911 Fees, Applauds Plaintiffs [u]
A N.W.T. Judge has approved the $1 million settlement to be paid out by Bell Mobility over 911 fees.
Bell: No Plans for Game of Thrones Viewing without Cable Subscription
Those looking for a streaming version of Game of Thrones in Canada should not expect it anytime soon.
Bell Texts OpenMedia Supporter for Feedback, Gets Honest Response [PIC]
Bell has been sending customers text messages asking for feedback, and here's what one OpenMedia supporter had to say.
Bell to Refund Customers $11.8 Million for Unwanted Premium Texts
Bell and the Competition Bureau have concluded the wireless carrier will refund $11.82 million to customers.
Bell and MTS to Blanket Manitoba’s Highway 75 with LTE Wireless
Bell and MTS have made an announcement on expanding wireless coverage on a major highway in the province.
Bell Offers $1M to Settle Near Decade-Long Class Action Over 911 Fees
Bell has offered up just over $1 million to settle a class action lawsuit over 911 fees.
NCRA Launches Petition to Have Big Three Give Users Free FM Radio Access on Smartphones
The NCRA launched a petition to try and get Rogers, Bell and Telus to unlock the FM radio receiver on Canadian smartphones.
Canadian Minister Bains Rejects Bell’s Attempt to Block Small Providers From Fibre Internet
Canadian Minister Bains rejects Bell’s attempt to block small providers From fibre Internet.
SaskTel Commissions Risk Assessment Following Bell’s Acquisition of MTS
Regional carrier Sasktel has announced that it will commission a risk assessment.
Rogers, TELUS Offer Free Calls/Texts to Fort McMurray; Bell Donates $100K [u]
Canada's incumbent wireless carriers are helping out to those in need in light of devastating forest fires in Fort McMurray.
Rogers: Removing SIM Card Removes Handset Extra Warranty Protection
If you remove your smartphone’s SIM card will void any extra warranty protection you purchased with your device.
Bell Uses Pepperoni Pizza to Explain Wireless Network Coverage [VIDEO]
Your wireless network needs more pepperoni, according to the latest ad from Bell.