Bell Canada and others had complained that the access could reduce competition as well as investment in broadband.

New CRTC ruling allows major telecom companies to share networks, promoting increased competition and better service for ...

The changes mean that outside internet service providers can come into B.C. and Alberta, and use Telus’ fibre optics network.

But last week she was informed that Telus’ recent switch to a fibre-optic network in her apartment building meant she no longer was eligible for a discounted rate of $20 a month. “When I ...

the smaller and regional players have lobbied to get access to fibre optic infrastructure as well. The CRTC has now directed ...

TELUS Corporation TU has inked a partnership with quantum company Photonic to boost next-generation quantum communications in ...

What’s more, with Telus having replaced copper wire infrastructure with faster and more reliable fibre-optic cables, the company is sitting on a large bank of real estate that’s no longer ...

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) upheld a temporary decision that allowed incumbent telcos like Bell, Rogers and Telus to resell access to their fibre networks to ...

In response to Shaw offering its highest speed internet yet with a 300Mbps plan, Telus is now offering a two-year $55 per month fibre internet deal with symmetrical 300Mbps download and upload speeds.

Telecom regulator said it would not alter the policy laid out in its interim fibre wholesale framework but will continue considering the matter as part of a consolidated review ...

Telus currently has some fibre optic infrastructure in Quebec, but it's market share in Eastern Canada is only about four per cent. Based on the CRTC's recent rulings that opens up the Eastern ...