TekSavvy Increasing Internet Prices in October, Blames CRTC Siding with Big Telecom
TekSavvy has announced starting October 1, residential internet prices are going up, due to CRTC Policy.
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Ontario Big City Mayors Urge Justin Trudeau to Overturn CRTC Internet Ruling
Ontario's Big City Mayors want the federal government to overturn the CRTC's wholesale internet rates ruling.
CRTC to Invest $20.5 Million for Rogers, Telus and Bell to Expand Internet Nationwide
The CRTC says 10 projects will get nearly $21 million in funding from the Broadband Fund.
CRTC Says Competition, Consumer Choice Not for ‘Public Good Consideration’ in Bell Fibre Wire Ruling
The CRTC has issued a ruling today on mandating fibre line access in apartment buildings, with the ruling favouring Bell.
CRTC Promoting Low-Cost Plans for Bell, Rogers, Telus, SaskTel
The CRTC is advertising low-cost plans for Canada's biggest wireless carriers.
TekSavvy Says Justin Trudeau ‘Must Fire’ CRTC Chair Ian Scott
"Ian Scott is not working in the interests of Canadians or a competitive telecommunications market."
CRTC Favours Big Telecoms as Final Wholesale Internet Rates Reverted Back to 2016
The CRTC today finalized its wholesale internet rates for major internet service providers, favouring big telcos.
Justin Trudeau’s Bill C-10 Wants to Regulate Apple TV+, Apple Music, PlayStation and More [LIST]
According to new info revealed in a government memo, Canada's Bill C-10 will regulate nearly everything digital.
Minister Backtracks: Social Media Influencers Won’t Face Regulation Under Bill C-10
Minister of Canadian Heritage Steven Guilbeault is clarifying his remarks made on the weekend.
Heritage Minister Admits Bill C-10 Would Regulate Social Media, Amendment Coming
Minister Guilbeault admits Bill C-10 would have regulated social media posts, but says changes are coming.
Heritage Minister Struggles to Defend Internet Regulation Bill [VIDEO]
Canada's Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault tries to explain the Bill C-10 and its new online regulation powers.
OpenMedia Urges Canadians to Write to MPs: ‘No CRTC Regulation of User Speech’
A new campaign from OpenMedia is urging Canadians to write to their local MPs.