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Podcast
Victoria Fenner
| January 25 was 5G Global Protest Day. Some advocates are saying we need to slow down on the rollout so the health concerns can be properly researched. |
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News
Andrea Loken
| The energy consumption of data transmitted wirelessly is immense and growing rapidly with the increased use of expanding wireless networks. |
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Blog
Marie Aspiazu
| The government has issued a new policy direction for the CRTC that puts customers at the forefront. But it is up to us to ensure the new direction stands a chance to change the playing field. |
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Blog
Marie Aspiazu
| The announcements of a new policy direction for the CRTC and the CRTC's upcoming mobile services review could bring much-needed change to Canada's telecom arena. Here's the lowdown. |
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Blog
David Christopher
| Canada's 2015 federal election is shaping up to be a decisive contest, with Canadians' fundamental freedoms on the line. |
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Blog
David Christopher, Josh Tabish
| There have been some positive changes at the CRTC, thanks to hundreds of thousands speaking out |
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Blog
Josh Tabish
| A new study published by the CRTC confirms that the Big Three -- Rogers, Telus, and Bell -- are offering Canadians less bang for their buck than new indie providers when it comes to mobile Internet. |
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Blog
Josh Tabish
| So, James Moore promises greater choice and affordability, and then, weeks later, Canada's Big Telecom players turn around and stick it to Canadians with an unexpected price hike. |
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Blog
David Christoper
| Canada's telecom giants are ramping up their lobbying activities. Will the government give way? |
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Blog
Steve Anderson
| The government should act immediately to stop the Big Three from using their telecom infrastructure to block independent telecom providers. |
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Blog
Noushin Khushrushahi
| Canadians are reacting to the news that Wind Mobile will no longer be bidding in Canada’s spectrum auction, leaving Big Telecom with a continued stranglehold on the spectrum pie. |
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Blog
Steve Anderson
| Industry Minister James Moore has replied to OpenMedia.ca and a group of over 35 leading innovators who called for action to fix our broken cell phone market. Here’s what he had to say. |
