Opensignal, a leading provider of independent insights into consumers’ connectivity experience, has released a report showcasing key performance areas of Canada’s three major telecom operators.
TELUS Corporation has released its unaudited financial results for Q4 2024, showcasing significant customer growth and solid financial performance. The company also unveiled its financial targets for 2025, setting TELUS’s position for continued growth.
In a significant advancement for Canada’s quantum communications journey, a photon detector module was launched to the International Space Station (ISS) aboard the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) SpaceX flight, marking a key step towards establishing secure quantum networks.
Canada’s Privacy Commissioner, Philippe Dufresne, has initiated a formal investigation into a massive cybersecurity breach that exposed the personal information of millions of K-12 students nationwide.
Juniper Networks, a global leader in secure, artificial intelligence (AI)-native networking, has launched the EX4000 Series Switches designed to revolutionize how companies manage their information and technology (IT) operations, mitigate risks, and drive digital transformation initiatives.
TELUS, a leading communications technology company, has announced a 10-year partnership with Calgary Airport Authority to transform YYC Calgary International Airport into Canada’s first airport with high-performance 5G private wireless network.
Bell Canada has announced substantial cuts to its fiber network expansion plans, following the recent approval of the Canadian Radio-television and Communications Commission (CRTC) on TELUS’s fiber optic service expansion to Eastern Canada.
In a historic event, leading telecommunications company TELUS gathered over 2,000 team members from over 25 countries for its B2B Sales Summit.
As enterprises and service providers navigate the complexities of modern connectivity, MEF is accelerating the adoption of Network-as-a-Service (NaaS). Artificial intelligence’s (AI) integration with NaaS is advancing this shift, enabling service providers to drive new business in meeting the emerging demands of enterprise.
The Government of Canada has unveiled a new National Cyber Security Strategy (NCSS) to strengthen the country’s defenses against rapidly growing cyber threats, ensuring the safety of Canadians and critical infrastructure in the digital world.
Yondr Group held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the initiation of its 27MW Toronto data center. The project, which Yondr is building on a 4.5-acre site, is the company’s first development in Canada.
The year 2025 has officially been declared the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, celebrating 100 years of quantum mechanics. In line with this, investments in Canadian researchers are ensuring that the country remains at the forefront of the global race for quantum innovation.
The CRTC is advancing efforts to enhance Internet services' reliability and affordability for residents of the Far North.
The government of Canada has finally decided to open the 6GHz band of spectrum that would triple the current amount available for Wi-Fi. This will lead to faster speeds and greater coverage.
In a strategic move to have a tax system that promotes fairness, the Canadian government’s Federal Budget 2021 confirms the implementation of a digital services tax (DST) at a rate of 3% on revenue from digital service providers such as Amazon, Facebook, and Netflix that rely on data and content contributions from Canadian users.
Netcracker has been helping CSPs adapt to the new normal and embrace digital transformation. In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review, Susan White, Head of Strategy and Marketing at Netcracker talked about the role that the company has been playing in the COVID-19 era and outlined the goals that Netcracker aims to achieve this year.
The Liberal government is promising to change broadcasting Bill C-10 following a week of controversy that an amendment to the legislation infringes Canadians’ rights to free expression. It agreed to send the bill back to the justice minister for a second review of the bill’s compliance with charter rights, despite shutting down debate on that motion.
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted how much we rely on connections. Now, more than ever, everyone needs reliable access to high-speed Internet as we work, learn and communicate with friends and family from home. Right now, too many Canadians living in rural and remote communities lack access to high-speed Internet. Through the Universal Broadband Fund’s (UBF) Rapid Response Stream, the Government of Canada is taking immediate action.
