Bell CEO Mirko Bibic isn’t holding back. In response to a CRTC decision that benefits Telus, Bibic announced Bell is slashing ...

Telus stock is moving in the opposite direction to the TSX Composite Index. Is it a buy, sell, or hold in 2025? The post ...

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has decided to keep its current internet-sharing ...

The U.S.-China trade war has increased market volatility. Amid the uncertainty, telecom giants BCE and Telus can offer stable ...

The changes mean that outside internet service providers can come into B.C. and Alberta, and use Telus’ fibre optics network.

Canada's telecommunications regulator has upheld for now its decision allowing the country's largest providers to offer wholesale access to rivals' networks outside their core serving regions.

Bell Canada and others had complained that the access could reduce competition as well as investment in broadband.

New CRTC ruling allows major telecom companies to share networks, promoting increased competition and better service for ...

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has made both interim and final decisions intended to ...

Telus, which leveraged wholesale access to launch fibre internet service in Ontario and Quebec via Bell’s network, argued in favour of keeping incumbent wholesale access. It was one of the few to do ...

The prices for cellular and Internet access services fell steeply last year, getting a mention in Canada’s 2024 inflation numbers. Telus and BCE have been spending billions of dollars on building ...

A series of previous CRTC decisions paved the way for smaller internet providers to sell their services through fibre networks owned by companies such as Telus Corp. and BCE Inc. In May of last ...