Canadian telecoms

The CCTS accepted over 12,000 complaints against service providers between August 1, 2021, and July 31, 2022, down 25% year-over-year

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. 

"We ask that your government categorically reject requests for compensation from Canada’s large telecommunications companies."

Vidéotron's plans will also also provide engineering, retail, and marketing jobs in Alberta and the rest of Western Canada.

Liberal leader Justin Trudeau pledged this week to reduce cellphone prices by 25 percent over four years.

Berlin-based cybersecurity expert Karsten Nohl demonstrates just how vulnerable Canada's wireless networks are.