Examining all the available evidence presented at the hearings shows all these arguments are unsupported, and the CRTC’s policy to allow TELUS, Bell, and Rogers to use mandated wireline wholesale ...

Telus announced that it is Cogeco’s wholesale wireless partner, powering the company’s wireless launch in Canada. Telus says ...

Telus Corporation is at an inflection point where its falling income and rising debt are reversing. What could drive growth ...

Cogeco has officially entered the mobile market in Ontario and Quebec, and it’s using Telus’ network to do it. In an official ...

TELUS congratulates Cogeco on the launch of their wireless network, and is pleased to serve as the wholesale wireless network ...

By Ahmad Hathout Rogers president and CEO Tony Staffieri said Wednesday that the company’s spending on networks is now at ...

Mobilizing over 300 organizations from the community, cultural, non-profit, and economic sectors, all committed to the ...

Telus announced Monday it is investing $2 billion over the next five years to expand its broadband services in Ontario and ...

Two telecommunications companies are seeking to appeal a recent CRTC decision that reaffirmed the ability of Canada's Big ...

Two telecommunications companies are seeking to appeal a recent CRTC decision that reaffirmed the ability of Canada's Big ...

Companies want federal court to quash a ruling that allowed large telecoms to sell internet on each others’ networks ...

Cogeco recently launched its own wireless service in Canada, but there's a twist: the company is doing it by using Telus’ ...