big 3

Starting today, the CRTC is launching its public hearing to review the wholesale high-speed access framework, set to conclude on Friday. Major telecoms, smaller independent ISPs (those remaining anyways) and public advocacy groups are set to appear at the hearing, to present their arguments. Today will see OpenMedia and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre appear....

At the same time, the carriers are continuing to pay out billions of dollars in dividends to shareholders.

A new report says a public utility was considered in an attempt to lower internet prices in Canada.

Don't expect to see Canada anymore in one of Tefficient's upcoming wireless price reports.

This opinion piece accuses the federal government of trying to distract from scandals by targeting Canada's telcos.

According to the latest study by Tefficient, Canadian wireless carriers have the highest revenue with the lowest data usage.

Recent proposals for lower-cost, wireless-only data plans by the Big 3 have been criticized for their lame offerings.

Quebec's high court has approved a class-action lawsuit over international data roaming fees.

Canadian wireless bills increased almost 6% in Q1 2015.

Have you considered switching to WIND Mobile from Rogers, TELUS or Bell?

The latest study from RootMetrics concludes the 'Big 3' networks are strong in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver.