Kirkland REM Station Parking Limited to Residents
Parking at Kirkland REM station is now exclusively for residents, causing frustration for non-residents who rely on the train. The new restriction aims to manage limited spaces.
Category : Telecommunications
CBSA Kiosks Back Online, Delays Could Continue
The Canada Border Services Agency reports its inspection kiosk system is operational again after an outage, but travelers should expect lingering delays.
Cable theft blamed for Telus outage in northern B.C.
Telus says copper cable theft caused a major service outage affecting customers in northern British Columbia, with restoration efforts underway.
Metrolinx Probes Missing Window on GO Train After Viral Video
Metrolinx investigates after a viral video shows a missing emergency escape window on a GO train. The incident occurred on April 26, 2026.
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American Airlines Updates Portable Charger Rules
American Airlines imposes new limits on portable chargers, restricting passengers to two devices with max 100 watt-hours each, effective May 1.
CRTC Finalizes Rates for Big Fibre Access
The CRTC has set final rates for companies to access major fibre networks, aiming to boost competition in Canada's telecom market.
Rogers Revenue Hits $4.9B with Media Surging 82%
Rogers Communications posted a 10% increase in total service revenue to $4.9 billion for Q1 2026, driven by an 82% surge in media revenue while wireless and cable remained nearly flat.
Rogers Communications Reports Strong Q1 Growth
Rogers Communications announced a significant increase in both profit and revenue for the first quarter of 2026 compared to the previous year, highlighting robust performance in the telecommunications sector.
Rogers Hit Hard as Telecom Price War Escalates in Canada
Rogers Communications has shifted from top performer to biggest drag in Canada's telecom sector as aggressive price competition threatens profits and investor confidence ahead of quarterly results.
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Rogers Satellite Expands to U.S. via T-Mobile Deal
Rogers Communications has announced a strategic partnership with T-Mobile to extend its satellite coverage into the United States, marking a significant expansion of its telecommunications services.
OPP Warns of Copper Wire Thefts in Wellington County
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a copper wire theft in Puslinch Township, where a suspect on an e-bike removed 25 meters of telecommunications wire. Authorities urge vigilance.
Manitoba Community's Poor Cell Service Creates Safety Risks
Residents in a Manitoba community face significant safety risks due to unreliable cellular service, hindering emergency calls and daily communications.
Telecom Sector Faces Fragile Investor Sentiment Amid Price Wars
The Canadian telecom industry is grappling with volatile investor confidence as intense price competition and market pressures create an uncertain financial landscape, according to analysts.
CRTC Requires Telecoms to Notify Before Discounts End
The CRTC introduces new rules requiring telecom providers to notify customers before contracts, discounts, or promotions expire, aiming to prevent bill shock and enhance consumer choice.
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CRTC Requires Firms to Notify Customers on Contract Endings
The CRTC has introduced new rules requiring companies to alert customers before contracts or discounts expire, enhancing consumer transparency in telecom and broadcasting sectors.
SaskTel-Starlink Partnership Enhances Rural Saskatchewan Internet
A new collaboration between SaskTel and Starlink aims to deliver high-speed satellite internet to remote businesses and communities across Saskatchewan, addressing connectivity gaps in rural areas.
Cogeco Scales Wireless Service Amid Higher Q2 Profit
Cogeco announces increased Q2 profits as it ramps up wireless service expansion, highlighting growth in telecommunications amid competitive market dynamics.
Canadian Telecom Stocks Fall Amid Price War Warnings
Shares of Canada's major telecommunications companies dropped sharply after analysts downgraded stocks, warning that aggressive price cuts and slowing subscriber growth threaten revenues and profits.
Copper Cable Theft in Guelph-Eramosa Disrupts Services
Approximately 100 meters of copper telecommunications cable was stolen in Guelph-Eramosa Township, causing service disruptions and prompting a police investigation into the incident.
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Bell Sells Radio Networks Business to Motorola for $675M
Bell Canada announces the sale of its land mobile radio networks division to Motorola Solutions for $675 million, marking a strategic shift in its business portfolio.
LOOPLUS Launches Business WiFi with Data Pooling & Rollover
Vision USA Corp. introduces LOOPLUS, a multi-carrier business WiFi service featuring shared data pooling and smart rollover technology, starting at $34/month with no contracts or hardware purchases required.
B.C. to Build $24M Undersea Internet Cable to Haida Gwaii
British Columbia announces a major $24 million project to construct an undersea fiber-optic cable connecting Haida Gwaii, aiming to significantly improve internet access and reliability for the remote archipelago by 2026.
Moscow Businesses Struggle Amid Russian Mobile Internet Restrictions
Russian authorities have imposed stringent restrictions on cellphone internet services in Moscow, severely impacting local businesses and daily operations. The measures, implemented in March 2026, are causing widespread economic disruption and operational
CRTC Bans Telecom Cancellation Fees Starting June 12
Canada's telecommunications regulator eliminates fees for cancelling, changing, or activating cellphone and internet plans to empower consumers and promote competition.
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CRTC Ends Cellphone and Internet Cancellation Fees
The CRTC has announced new regulations eliminating fees for cancelling or switching cellphone and internet plans, aiming to enhance consumer flexibility and market competition in Canada's telecommunications sector.
Bell Launches 5G Plus Advanced Mobile Network
Bell has officially launched its 5G Plus Advanced mobile network, promising enhanced speed and reliability for Canadian consumers and businesses.
New Global MVNO Consortium Launches at MWC to Simplify Expansion
A new consortium formed by Jersey Telecom, MVNE Pty Ltd, MDS Global and Ycorp aims to simplify international expansion for Mobile Virtual Network Operators by providing an integrated framework.
Tune Talk Becomes ASEAN's First Cloud-Native MNO with Mavenir
Malaysia's Tune Talk has transformed into a fully independent, cloud-native mobile network operator through a strategic partnership with Mavenir, marking an ASEAN-first achievement in telecommunications infrastructure.
FCC Investigates 'The View' for Equal Time Rule Violations
The Federal Communications Commission is investigating ABC's 'The View' for potential breaches of the equal time rule for political candidates, as Chairman Brendan Carr confirms enforcement action.
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Bell vs Telus: High-Speed Internet Battle Moves West
Bell has filed a formal complaint with Canada's telecom regulator alleging Telus is impeding competition in British Columbia and Alberta's high-speed internet markets by failing to provide wholesale network access as required by federal regulations.
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