The Canadian Press on MSN1d
Wireless carriers tell CRTC they're already offering flexible roaming options
Bell, Rogers Communications Inc. and Telus Corp. are arguing against the need for regulatory intervention, saying the ...
cbc.ca on MSN8d
Hundreds of Rogers, Bell and Telus customers angry prices can increase during contract
A Go Public investigation into telco contracts has prompted hundreds of frustrated customers from all the big providers to ...
Roger's Shares Fall 24% YTD: How Should Investors Play the Stock?
RCI's expanding portfolio and tech advancements bode well for investors. However, stiff competition and a decline in home ...
Winnipeg Free Press18h
Ambrosie’s final state of the union
In what was Randy Ambrosie’s final state of the league address, the outgoing CFL commissioner opted for a change-up on his ...
Bell’s Bid to Block Internet Competition Fails, Ottawa Deals Major Blow
The federal government has decided to keep the CRTC’s recent move to allow smaller Internet providers access to the ...
Radio-Canada8d
Hundreds of Rogers, Bell and Telus customers angry prices can increase during contract
They started writing after CBC News reported the story of Cathy Cooper (new window), a Rogers Communications customer ... a new three-year contract with Bell and the fees had increased by ...
Bell’s $5 Billion Gamble in the U.S. is ‘Perplexing’, Says Analysts
Bell’s parent company BCE saw its stock drop nearly 10% on Monday, after announcing its $5 billion purchase of U.S. internet ...
MLSE's Pelley: Maple Leafs are building the right chemistry and culture
Speaking at the PrimeTime Sports Management Conference in downtown Toronto Tuesday morning, Maple Leaf Sports and ...
Global News8d
BCE making major inroads into U.S. fibre networks with $5B acquisition
BCE’s subsidiary, Bell Canada, will use $4.2 billion of the proceeds it got from selling its stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment to Rogers Communications to fund this acquisition.
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Canada's BCE to acquire US internet firm Ziply Fiber for over $3.5 bln
BCE's subsidiary, Bell Canada, will use C$4.2 billion of the proceeds it got from selling its stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment to Rogers Communications to fund this acquisition.