BCE Inc. may have won an important ruling yesterday on how it controls its Internet services, but the debate over Canada’s role in managing its part of the World Wide Web has just begun.
Nokia Corp. may hold the lion’s share of global cellphone sales, but in North America it’s got some distance to travel.
It’s a mantra often repeated by Canada’s new wireless entrants - how low can you go?
If you're looking to save some pennies by finding some strangers to split the costs of gas for a road trip to Montreal, you may be breaking the law. Read More
In the fall of 1998, as journalists from around the world came to scenic Don Mills, Ont., to launch a new national newspaper, two Stanford University graduate students met in a garage in California to launch a new search engine. Read More
Canadians can look forward to cheaper cellphone bills and more options with the conclusion of Industry Canada's wireless spectrum auction, which netted more than $4.25-billion in revenue for the federal government. Read More
City-owned Toronto Hydro yesterday sold its telecom subsidiary for $200-million to Cogeco Cable Inc., and a portion of the funds will go to repair public housing. Read More
New legislation introduced by the federal government yesterday will open the door for hefty fines on Canadians found guilty of copyright infringement, but advocates of the bill say it will only target heavy traffickers of pirated content and not the average citizen who makes a few illegal copies for private use. Read More
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