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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.

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.

Canada's 2015 federal election is shaping up to be a decisive contest, with Canadians' fundamental freedoms on the line.

There have been some positive changes at the CRTC, thanks to hundreds of thousands speaking out

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.

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.

Canada's telecom giants are ramping up their lobbying activities. Will the government give way?

The government should act immediately to stop the Big Three from using their telecom infrastructure to block independent telecom providers.