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The federal government announced this week it will be investing up to $17.6 million to expand high-speed internet to over 27,000 homes in New Brunswick, adding on top of the previously announced $55 million in funding, to connect all homes in the province by 2030. While the Prime Minister’s Office headlined the New Brunswick high-speed...

In an announcement on Tuesday evening, François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, officially denied the transfer of Shaw’s wireless licenses to Rogers, throwing an axe into the deal. "Earlier this year, I stated that I would—under no circumstances—permit the wholesale transfer of wireless spectrum licences from Shaw to Rogers,” said Champagne. "Today, I...

According to the federal government, its new priority when it comes to telecom decisions will put consumer interests first.

The federal government wants to continue tracking Canadian cellphone data through 2023.

The federal government has detailed its plan to expand high speed internet to 1,662 rural homes in Ontario.

The federal government is spending over $5 million to expand high speed internet to rural homes in B.C.

The Christian crowdfunding site that helped raise $8.7 million for the anti-vax "freedom convoy" in Canada was hacked on Sunday night.

The federal government has announced over $41.5 million in spending to expand high-speed internet to over 2,800 homes.

The federal government says high speed internet is coming to 310 households in rural Ontario.

Police were able to respond in just seven minutes thanks to the feature contacting them and relaying the man's location.

Rogers says its fibre network is expanding to over 24,000 homes in Ottawa and surrounding areas.

The federal government says wireless prices have dropped for mid-range data plans.